Global Financial Meltdown $Trillions lost September 4 2015 Breaking News
- Global Debt Has Risen by $57 Trillion Since the Financial Crisis
Markets are entirely relaxed.Money printing has sedated the patient and all setbacks are viewed as a buying opportunity.
The stock markets connect us all. Get a clue, if Greece tanks, Puerto Rico, Portugal and Spain are surely to follow, then the rest of us.
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Then there is Japan, the most indebted country in the world, at 400
percent of G.D.P. Debt is up 64 percentage points since 2007. Its fiscal
challenges are almost entirely from government debt, and they long
predate the financial crisis. Its borrowing costs remain astoundingly
low, reflecting ultralow inflation and strong domestic demand for
Japanese government bonds. But it is hard to look at the balance sheet
of the world’s third-largest economy and not wonder how this can end
well.
We were warned of possibilities far back as Woodrow Wilson and some of us who are not warped in status quo, common sense reasoning have tried to offset what we see as handwriting on the wall.
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