Affichage des articles dont le libellé est debt. Afficher tous les articles
Affichage des articles dont le libellé est debt. Afficher tous les articles

vendredi 28 octobre 2011

China rescue for EU crisis

Should China rush to the rescue of the eurozone, after they announced their rescue deal? 

Listen online Jim Rogers discusses



Europe Seeks Chinese Investment in Euro Rescue

Is China the only or the best nation and économic system to help the eurozone to come back as a most richess continent.

In front of USA and Africa, Europe got a shot to play with chalanging and stratégic money for business.

Now it's no more a question of money or debt, it's question of time, to know what would be the issue of debt crisis, not also in the eurozone, but around the world...

samedi 15 octobre 2011

EU summit 'will be decisive' on eurozone crisis

EU summit 'will be decisive' on eurozone crisis. Discussed about a plan. The plan needs to be finalised by next weekend's EU summit in Brussels.

A European Union summit later this month will agree "decisive" measures to tackle the eurozone debt crisis, the French finance minister has said.

- The summit would give "clear answers", said Francois Baroin at the end of talks between ministers from the G20 group of nations in Paris.

- Central banks "would continue to supply banks with liquidity".

- Emerging economies - whose growth helped support the world economy during the global crisis - are starting to be affected by weaknesses in the advanced economies.

- Details of the rescue plan discussed in Paris include a bigger write-down than previously expected of Greek debt, a much more powerful European.

- The G20 ministers said they welcomed the measures "to increase the capacity and the flexibility of the EFSF [European Financial Stability Facility]".

- The EFSF has been used to fund bailout packages for Ireland and Portugal but there have been fears it will not be able to cope if it is needed to rescue larger economies such as Spain and Italy, both of which have had their credit ratings downgraded in recent weeks.

Who are the 1 Percent?

 Every one know who are the 99 Percent that define the campers "Occupy Wall Street".

How could you define the 1 Percent.

Who are they for you? Just men and women who love money and just leave and work for?

Do they have conscience that they play with the system when they do exchange at the office?

mardi 31 mai 2011

Euro Rises on Optimism Over Greece Aid


Euro vs Dollard, a three week climbed high...

And today, it will be less difficult to Europe to find funds support for the global économy continent. All currency between different continents (Asia, Europe, USA) rec volatility for the time.

Waiting for the decision by the European Union leaders to help Greece. Help for Greece give a rises on optimism on euro money. And give a chance to Greece to go out worriyng with debt.

But China is the leader index. and India have good gdp perspective and a good industrial production, on the level than South Korea.

Complete article, by James ReganEuro Rises on Optimism Over Greece Aid
"The euro climbed to a three-week high versus the dollar, while stocks and U.S. equity-index futures rose on speculation European nations will pledge more funds to repair Greece’s finances. Wheat sank the most in three weeks after Russia said it will allow grain shipments to resume.

Europe’s 17-nation currency strengthened 0.7 percent to $1.4376 at 4:05 p.m. in Tokyo. The yen dropped against all 16 major peers after Moody’s Investors Service placed Japan’s sovereign rating on review for a downgrade. The MSCI Asia Pacific Index increased 1.3 percent, paring its biggest monthly loss in a year, and the Stoxx Europe 600 Index rose 0.7 percent. Standard & Poor’s 500 Index futures added 0.7 percent. Wheat tumbled as much as 4.4 percent. Crude oil gained 0.9 percent.(...)"