Alasdair Macleod: A tale of two worlds
Guest post from Alasdair Macleod from GoldMoney.com: In the war between the western alliance and the Asian axis, the media focus is on the Ukrainian
Guest post from Alasdair Macleod from GoldMoney.com: In the war between the western alliance and the Asian axis, the media focus is on the Ukrainian
Hedges blow up after risk gauges in Germany’s government debt market exceeded those of the 2008 world crash. Guest Post by David P. Goldman from
Guest Post by Lauren Smith from the Spiked blog: In Germany, as in the rest of Europe, the energy crisis is deepening. The German government was
Guest Post by Kerry Lutz from his podcast blog on financialsurvivalnetwork.com: Trillion Energy (OTC: TRLEF – CES: TCF – Frankfurt: Z62) is the right company, in
Guest Post by Bill Blain from the Morning Porridge: “If you are feeling depressed, then stop reading the Daily Mail. It will most certainly help.”
The euro system and its currency are descending into crisis. Comprised of the ECB and the National Central Banks, the system is over its head
The debate between an outlook for inflation versus recession intensifies. We appear to be moving on from the stagflation story into outright fears over monetary
You read that right. Not only is Italy selling 50-year bonds, but people are lining up buy them. Italy’s first 50-year bond sale had huge
Though it might yet drag on for weeks, months or even years, Greece’s drama can end in one of only two ways: Continued austerity which
Europe’s leaders — that is to say German Chancellor Angela Merkel and the bureaucrats running the various eurozone agencies from Brussels — have looked into
Getting Europe’s mainstream politicians and appointed technocrats to agree to bailouts and austerity was actually the easy part. The real challenge for these guys will
Nobody really expects Greece to default on its debt and leave the eurozone. But Greek leaders do seem to be squeezing as much drama as
Europe’s leaders have convened another summit meeting that will, they promise, put all the break-up speculation to bed once and for all. But the ideas
The Eurozone’s descent into chaos is starting to get repetitive — though with each iteration the numbers do get scarier. Back in 2010, for instance,
Back in February 2010, a clearly very sharp and articulate reader responded to a DollarCollapse.com article on Spain’s coming sovereign debt problems with the following:
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