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| Chart posted on Google but maybe a Blaze production |
You know that the EU is hardly at its strongest, financially.
What you might not know is that China has been dumping his massive gold reserves, for at least the past eight months, and, yesterday, (Monday the 10th), that country decided to devalue its currency. More than this, the Chinese stock market has been on a downward trend that is borderline "drastic," depending on who you believe about the Chinese economy. I am not enough of a fiscal wank to know this means, but I do know it does not should good and our stock market has been on a downward trends for the past couple of weeks. Are these realities related? Maybe you and I need to pay attention.
Understand that the US owes China 1.3 trillion dollars. A serious downturn may convince China to increase its interest rates to the U.S. debt. It is a fact that we, the United States, are so far over the top when it comes to spending, that an increase in interest rates from China and Japan (which holds another trillion dollars of our debt) would cause massive problems in terms of domestic spending.
In view of the fact that we are only a tic away from being in a demonstrable recession (our 7 year GDP average is only 2%), again, what happens in Asia, is of serious concern.
Plan your future accordingly.

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