Does a bond loan not fall
ultimately in the deficit? And is debt not based precisely on GDP.
Moa live in the trees, moa not understand ...
I also refer you to this article:
http://www.moneyweek.fr/20100324017/con ... iigs-euro/
For my part (but I can be wrong) are the Zetan-Zunis who are there behind to lower the € uro and cause a massive arrival of capital towards the US dollar, to restore confidence in this currency. Because nothing, absolutely nothing is currently attractive for this monkey currency. It reminds me of their eternal big American-style bling-bling show and we should end up stopping to play it ... This by opportunism and / or by calculation. And if this crisis had basically been nothing but a massive attack on the € uro (we had already seen more or less, with great hypocrisy, the premises around the attacks on European banks, supposedly for reasons of 'tax evasion ... while across the Atlantic we welcome this same evasion in states like Delaware, and this country practices money laundering on an industrial scale ... a shame ... or rather a unfair fight to stay competitive by faking roulette? It's Las Vegas !!!). That said, even if we should not go into the personal paradigm, one day we will have to change the paradigm about the money-debt system ...
It seems to me that Europe should pull itself together, unite, and not give in to external pressures ... This is what has succeeded and this is precisely what annoys America, it seems ...
Let them appeal to the IMF after all, if they like, so that will not continue to drain reserves, at least for a time ...