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With ongoing worries currently, surrounding economic climate stability King World News questioned James Turk from London to have his simply take on the problem. When asked about the continuing situation, Turk replied, 'You realize I've been touring around Europe quite a bit and there's one common characteristic, regardless which state I'm in, folks are really scared about the risk of a fall of the pound. Money continues to maneuver from the European banking system, which is why central banks moved in with some money publishing a week ago.' 'The story goes that the large French bank couldn't acquire financing and was on the brink of collapse. Whenever a depositor withdraws money from the bank, the bank needs to turn to other resources of financing o-r reduce its resources. Provided the anxiety about issues at several banks currently, banks have several financing options. Therefore, last week's stop-gap measure from the central banks is most likely likely to be short-lived. Things aren't much better on-the other side of the Atlantic. I see the US government debt increased $310 million in-the first 2 weeks of the financial year. That is roughly a $1.9 billion increase. Demonstrably most of these figures aren't lasting. Some thing has to provide once we view this slow movement train accident, and in my own notice could be more problems for that world's values as assurance in governments and central banks continues to deteriorate. For KWN visitors internationally, issues concerning the fall of the machine are extremely real since governments haven't yet come to grips with-the fact that their ability to use is restricted. History indicates that over-indebted nations usually ruin their currency. We could only make informed choices as it pertains to the future and in my own view actual gold and silver are-the appropriate position to be to weather this deteriorating storm.... Carry on reading the James Turk meeting below...
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