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Worse than 2008

There are clear signs of a liquidity crunch in the asset markets right now, and the question I keep hearing is, Is this 2008 all over again? No, it’s worse. Much worse. In 2008 there was a lot more faith and optimism upon which to draw. But both have been squandered to significant degrees by regulators and authorities who ...

2011-DEC-22 · Chris Martenson

central banks, debt crisis, Europe, inflation, oil prices, PIIGS

Inflation and German sentiment towards the euro

2011-DEC-21

euro crisis, Germany, inflation, PIIGS

Germany: all mouth and no trousers?

US markets are closed for the Thanksgiving holiday, and while American investors gorge themselves on turkey, their counterparts in Asia and Europe are digesting the implications of Germany’s failure on Wednesday to attract enough bids for its sovereign debt. On this score, JSMineset.com links to two articles that are well worth ...

2011-NOV-25 · The GoldMoney News Desk

debt crisis, Germany, gold price, inflation, PIIGS

An Austrian economic view

In the last two weeks the headlines have switched from Greece to Italy. Financial and economic commentators who dismissed Greece as a small cog in the Euroland machine are now seriously alarmed and see no solution to Europe’s sovereign debt crisis other than the short-term expedient of getting the European Central Bank to print lots ...

2011-NOV-12 · Alasdair Macleod

ECB, euro crisis, Germany, PIIGS

Q&A with Sean Corrigan (Part 1 of 2)

Sean Corrigan is Chief Investment Strategist at Diapason Commodities Management. He has appeared on CNBC and Bloomberg and writes regularly for the Cobden Centre website. Sean was an early voice warning of our present economic difficulties. What would you like to see as a solution – albeit perhaps imperfect – to the Greek debt ...

2011-OCT-20 · The GoldMoney News Desk

commodities, dollar, euro crisis, gold price, inflation, PIIGS, USA

Big trouble brewing

I do not toss around the idea of a market crash lightly. If you've been following me long enough, you know that only in very rare instances do I issue a cautionary Alert (I've only issued four since my website launched in 2008), and I am generally not given to hyperbole. Let's be clear: I'm not issuing an Alert at this ...

2011-OCT-13 · Chris Martenson

dollar, euro crisis, PIIGS, USA

Quantitative easing, or when there's nowhere left to run

Over the last few weeks there has been a growing realisation that the weaker members of the eurozone are caught in debt traps. When the “PIIGS” (Portugal, Ireland, Italy, Greece and Spain) signed up to the eurozone they gave up the right to devalue, which is the traditional and delusionary escape route for sovereign debtors. ...

2011-OCT-08 · Alasdair Macleod

euro crisis, gold price, inflation, PIIGS, quantitative easing

German parliament approves new bailout funds

News yesterday that the German parliament had approved an increase in German funding for the European Financial Stability Facility led to an up day in stock markets, with the Global Dow Index recording its third day in a row of gains. In the commodities sector, silver, crude oil, corn, soybeans, wheat, sugar, coffee and orange juice all ...

2011-SEP-30 · The GoldMoney News Desk

commodities, ECB, Germany, gold price, PIIGS

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