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Sunday, July 3rd, 2011


Adjusting the current forces at work in the global economy requires completing global bank reforms, making progress in getting China and other emerging economies to move to more flexible exchange rates, addressing global imbalances and other structural changes to global systems.

He noted that the Bank of Canada pegged the potential difference between the co-operative path among the G20 countries and not working together at $7 trillion by 2015.

Even so, he said making the right adjustments won’t be easy or painless, nor is he assured that the G20 is up to the task.

“Time will tell whether the G20 nations can better the underwhelming track record of the G7 in co-ordinating policies,” he said.

Paul Volcker, former chairman of the U.S. Federal Reserve and current chairman of President Barack Obama’s Economic Recovery Advisory Board, was equally gloomy.

“I think it is fair to say that we will not reach, in the United States, peak levels of production for several years even on a reasonably optimistic trajectory,” Volcker said.

“We have a financial situation in the United States that’s still operating on maybe two cylinders, but it’s not operating on six cylinders,” he said.

Volcker was also concerned about the strength of emerging economies such as China, India and a number of Latin American countries. Such countries are exhibiting a “remarkable rate of recovery,” becoming investors in and lending money to the traditionally wealthier states, he said.

“Not only are they expanding very fast but we have a phenomena that is not seen or written about in economic textbooks,” he said.

“That tells you there is something really rather seriously wrong and imbalanced in the world economy. We have been for some time in an unsustainable economic pattern.”

Volcker said Europe is suffering from many of the same problems as the United States and will need “years and not months” to recover.

“They are showing the same symptoms that we have had in the United States with the risk that puts the stability of the euro itself in some jeopardy.”

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America as the reservoir of exports and foreign currency holdings

Sunday, October 11th, 2009


It can be more than said that the Obama administration is drawing more than concern worldwide from the forex foreign exchange communities , as well as the treasuries and investors worldwide across the globe due to scope and nature of the spending spree and the “bailouts”.& Are they bailouts or a whole radical change in the whole nature of the American economy.&; Is it all an attempt at social engineering on a most grand scale – almost as grand as the bailout or is it good medicine for the world economy and foreign currencies ?

; America has become the sponge of foreign currency and forex trade.&Where is& the large export market to export to to earn that foreign currency and maintain economic growth in countries across the globe ?; Its not Europe , its not Asia its only the states. True in the end those countries end up with a whack of US dollars to hold .  At least they got something worthwhile in the bargain.  Well at least before the Obama administation took office .

Key events in Obama’s first 100 days – Kansas City Star – 24: Obama addresses a joint session of Congress for the first time, focusing on economic issues.Feb. 26: Obama unveils a $3.6 trillion federal budget for 2010 and estimates that the federal deficit for 2009 will balloon to $1.75 trillion.Feb. 27: Obama announces withdrawal … March 16: Obama declares he will stop insurer American International Group Inc. from paying out millions in executive bonuses after receiving billions in federal bailout funds. …

100 Days Of Obama: Evidence Of Change Everywhere | The Seferm Post – Obama went pedal-to-the-metal to throw money at the problem, first with billions of bailout dollars, next with billions of stimulus dollars, then with a proposed budget expected to produce $9.3 trillion in deficits over the next decade. …

even yet another blag: Obama hearts fiscal discipline – In addressing fiscal discipline, Obama has adopted an alternative approach: Talking up his biggest failing. After passing a $3.5 trillion bailout and stimulus, he wants to reintroduce the pay-go? He says he’s identified $2 trillion in …
major.html”>Milwaukee Live: Obama Spending Spee Creating Major Concerns – During the first 100 days of his presidency, Obama has signed a $787 billion stimulus bill into law, proposed an eye-popping $3.6 trillion budget for the next fiscal year, taken over a massive $700 billion Wall Street bailout program …
Capital on the Offensive against the Working Class – Class … – Since the economic crisis began, the Bush administration and then the Obama administration have handed trillions of dollars over to the banks,

Obama’s Economic Plan ‘Dangerous’ « One Man’s Thoughts – Obama has said that his bailouts and economic recovery plans will boost the deficit, to $1.75 trillion this year. But Cheney said his concern isn’t only long-term deficits but that Obama “is also redefining that relationship between …

Perception Of Tea Parties Was Incorrect – This was about spending at the federal level that has gone completely berserk, about an exploding deficit that threatens the quality of life of our kids (and probably that of our kids’ kids), and about a bailout mentality in Washington … The deficit in the first year of Obama’s presidency: $1.85 trillion. Obama’s first deficit will amass more debt than all 43 of his predecessors — combined! His own budget director has admitted that the administration’s 10-year budget …

GM’s Place » Obama’s Two Faced Approach To Spending – In the early months of his presidency, President Obama has shown he isn’t afraid to spend billions of dollars on corporate bailouts or to run up trillions of dollars in U.S. debt to battle an economic crisis. …

Ron Paul Votes NO BAILOUT (Speech on the House Floor) | Liberty … – September 29, 2008, US House of Representatives. Ron Paul [R-TX] votes NO on the bailout bill. AYES 205 NOES 228 clerk. … Browse: Home / Protecting Our Liberty / Ron Paul Votes NO BAILOUT (Speech on the House Floor) …. They are the ones that are barrowing Trillions of Dollars that they can’t pay back, and The people of America are the people that barrow from the government, and pay our taxes with that barrowed unpayable money. adriannacruz …

portland imc – 2009.04.26 – Obama Draws Fire from Socialists and … – President Obama’s fiscal road map, the bailouts for the financial sector, the occupation of Iraq and Afghanistan, and the bulging national budget, will likely cost the nation more than $7 trillion over the next year with many socialists …

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Amazing Part of Obama

Sunday, April 26th, 2009


               There can be said to to be several parts concerning the Obama “administration”  and its effects on the world economy and the forex foreign currency trading situation.

              First of all while the American public elected Mr. Obama the rest of the world is rather concerned.  Its an interconnected world – an foreign currency is the jam or the oil that makes it all work well .  On top of that the dollar numbers involved in the “bailouts”  are beyond comprehension.  Yet foreign governments are watching their holdings , in US dollar demominations , being played around by people of little real experience or background , like a financial planner saying jokingly ( or not so jokingly ) , that he will “play around”  or “we can play around”  with money you have set aside for investments.  Hard earned money at that.  What a bunch of children and crooks.  And yet the environmentalist Mr. Obama flies to Hawaii in an almost empty jumbo jet.

Robert Reich’s Blog: How Obama Can Succeed in the Next Hundred … – The stimulus and bank bailouts have required the government to pump almost $1.5 trillion into the economy and the Federal Reserve Board to dramatically expand the money supply. This makes sense in the short term. …

Barack Obama: Screw You! | American Conservative Daily – Yes, that’s right, “mutate” into something “unhealthy” — that’s how Barack Obama’s administration responded to those patriotic Americans who opposed trillions of dollars in out-of-control federal spending, and who also opposed bailouts …

President Obama’s First 100 Days « On Freedom’s Wings – Through all the bailouts the President and his administration have pledged $9.7 trillion of taxpayer money. That is in addition to the $11 trillion current national debt. He signed into law a housing bailout that $75 billion towards …

Obama’s first 100 days as U.S. president | HonoluluAdvertiser.com … – April 2: Obama attends the Group of 20 economic summit in London, where leaders agree to bail out developing countries, stimulate world trade and regulate financial firms more stringently. … April 20: Obama holds the first formal Cabinet meeting of his administration, ordering department heads to slice spending by $100 million, a tiny fraction of the $3.6 trillion federal budget he proposed a month earlier. April 21: Obama leaves the door open for prosecution of federal …

The Bailout Is a Fraud That Could Bring Down Obama | Corporate … – Inflation will kick in. More trillions for the Macs will be needed. Housing isn’t going to recover and stocks will be forty percent below what many paid for them for a long time. Obama will go down. And of course the black media and …

 

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Russian Economist Predicted Current Finance Crisis

Friday, March 13th, 2009


Victor Maslov, a well-known Russian mathematician, predicted the beginning of the financial crisis using his calculations one year ago. He also managed to prepare for the hard times.
Maslov, the winner of many prestigious awards in mathematics, has solved a number of complicated state problems, including Chernobyl sarcophagus. He also managed to predict the Russian default in 1998 and the demise of the Soviet Union.

“I managed to show that those phenomena which happen today in world economy have much in common with some processes in physics. In other words, we speak here about so-called phase transitions when the situation worsens not smoothly, but suddenly”, Maslov says.

According to Maslov, the financial crisis the world is witnessing now is a typical example of the situation when it was possible to predict it using the laws of physics.

“Such processes well-known in physics and formulas perfectly describe them. These formulas can be also applied in economy. For example, it is possible to predict not only the crisis but also its date,” the mathematician says.

“The present financial crisis was not actually a surprise. Last summer I sold my dacha and my apartment and sent all the money to my children abroad,” says Maslov.

“My calculations showed that the USA already went through a certain threshold behind which crisis usually begin. I knew that my children would find themselves in a difficult situation so I gave them some advice how to use the money best”, Maslov says.

The mathematician explained that he managed to calculate critical number for the US debts as they stepped over the definite line long time ago. The mathematician also assured that it is possible to calculate critical number for Russia.

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