miércoles, 20 de julio de 2016

JUL 20 16 SIT EC y POL


JUL 20 16  SIT EC y POL
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IF YOU ARE PROGRESSIVE or SOCIALIST GET OUT FROM THE TRAP
THERE IS a 3RD PARTY OPTION . Dr. JILL STEIN leads the RIGHT ONE


SHE WILL PICK UP a black leader from THE WORKING CLASS for VP
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VOTING LESSER EVIL IS A VOTE for the WORSE EVIL: Mrs CLINTON


YOU KNOW HER criminal record, frauds, LIES and DISHONESTY
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ZERO HEDGE
ECONOMICS


"A worst-case scenario would be a series of major negative surprises sparking a crisis of confidence around the globe. These unforeseen events could quickly destabilize the market, pushing investors and lenders to exit riskier positions (a ’crexit’ scenario). If mishandled, this could result in credit growth collapsing as it did during the global financial crisis.”

This is best visualized in a recent report from Morgan Stanley which indeed shows that if history is precedent, the current default cycle will continue for a long time.


Here, once again, S&P explains how global central banks are now trapped: they no longer wish to push rates lower on one hand, but on the other any sharp spike in rates would wreak havoc on global credit markets, and the financial system in general.  As a result, S&P considers a correction in the credit markets to be “inevitable.” The only question, as MarketWatch notes, is degree of that unwinding. An unexpected sharp economic slowdown and an aggressive reversal of ultra-low interest rates pose big risks to what otherwise could be an orderly drawdown of the global pile of IOUs.

The conclusion is about as dire as anything one could read on a tinfoil fringe blog:
"A worst-case scenario would be a series of major negative surprises sparking a crisis of confidence around the globe. These unforeseen events could quickly destabilize the market, pushing investors and lenders to exit riskier positions (a ’crexit’ scenario). If mishandled, this could result in credit growth collapsing as it did during the global financial crisis.
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Debt is future consumption brought forward. Once debt is incurred, consumption that might have happened in the future won’t happenAnd it should come as no surprise that at a certain debt level, growth and income begin to diminish. That is exactly what we are seeing in the real world.
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Truck shipments and expenditures are below the June level of 2015, 2014, and 2013.
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As we laid out over a year ago,, this simple combination of productivity and demographic trends reveals that U.S. trend GDP growth is converging toward 1%. This is reminiscent of Japan during its "lost decades." Expanding this analysis to the rest of the G7, we find that every economy is effectively becoming Japan, and the sharpest slowdowns are happening outside North America.
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"A worst-case scenario would be a series of major negative surprises sparking a crisis of confidence around the globe. These unforeseen events could quickly destabilize the market, pushing investors and lenders to exit riskier positions (a ’crexit’ scenario). If mishandled, this could result in credit growth collapsing as it did during the global financial crisis.”
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Having tagged last Thursday's intraday highs, S&P futures are fading this morning (for now), as Bloomberg notes, U.S. stock-market internals are exhibiting conflicting signs as the rally in the S&P 500 Index approaches 10% from the low reached after Brexit.
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Globalization is presented as a win-win solution: the developed countries get cheaper goods and the developing world get the benefits of industrialization. But now a new study, Poorer Than Their Parents? Flat or Falling Incomes in Advanced Economies, finds that globalization has been a bad deal for 80% of the people in developed economies, as their income and wealth has stagnated or declined.
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POLITICS


When you want to get your message across, you sponsor a study that is 100% guaranteed to come to the conclusion you demanded from the outset. In this case, a White House study allegedly proves Student Debt Helps, Not Harms, the U.S. Economy. However, the study is fatally flawed... just don't tell the mainstream media.
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ME & WORLD ISSUES


A lot of people in Europe are wondering why political leaders on the continent seem to be ready to agree with whatever Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan says, and do anything he demands. Many resent Erdogan’s hand-twisting approach to the migrant crisis and worry about Turkey turning into a dictatorship, plain and simple. This is why...
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"According to the Direction for Military Intelligence (DRM) in Paris, each week, about 100 foreigners continue to cross Turkey into Syria to join Islamic State," French newspaper Le Figaro reported Wednesdayaccording to Reuters.  The estimate is likely to raise scrutiny on Turkey's effectiveness as a partner in the fight against ISIS, in particular following a failed military coup attempt last week.
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"The IMF has serious credibility problems. It has been seriously wrong for years. I hope that one of the things that the new government does is push to have some credible people running this institution... rather than the clowns currently running it," exclaimed UKIP MP Douglas Carswell, pointing out Lagarde's legion of fools flip-flop that the British economy will grow faster than Germany and France in the next two years - only weeks after its doom-laden warnings about Brexit.
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  • Trump Goes on Offense as Republicans Try to Move Past Missteps (BBG)
  • Trump could seek new law to purge government of Obama appointees (Reuters)
  • Behind the scenes, Ryan touts his agenda in Cleveland, not Trump's (Reuters)
  • U.S. Set to Seize $1 Billion in Assets Tied to Malaysian Fund 1MDB (WSJ)
  • 21st Century Fox Negotiating Exit of Fox News Chief Roger Ailes (WSJ)
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DEMOCRACY NOW


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GLOBAL RESEARCH

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INFORMATION CLEARING HOUSE


The Coup derailed Washington’s plan to control critical resources and pipeline corridors from Qatar to Europe. Obama administrators pushed the Turkish president into Moscow’s camp, removing the crucial land-bridge between Europe and Asia that Washington needs to maintain its global hegemony into the new century. The US support for the Kurdish fighters of the People’s Protection Units (YPG) in Syria was seen in Ankara as support to an affiliate of the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK), their worse terrorist organization. That caused the split between US & Turkey.
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THE TWILIGHT Of NATO By Thierry Meyssan
NATO functions like a mafia racket – those who don’t pay will have to get used to terrorist attacks.
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French citizens, as other Western countries, need to ask themselves: do we really want to live like this?
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People out of fear will ask for more police and military protection
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Anti-Capitalist Literature By Andre Vltchek
Imagine that human lives suddenly don’t matter. People are only expected to produce and consume; they become fully disposable.
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Brave, Yes... Heroes, NO! By Phillip Farruggio
" How would I have behaved if placed in such a terrible situation?"
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It’s been a while since the Koch brothers promised to spend nearly $1 billion to get the “right” man at the White House
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COUNTER PUNCH

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WASHINGTON BLOG



[[ You belter use the word “neoliberalism” instead of “globalization” ] ] 

I often write about the Tyranny of Price, the rarely examined assumption that lower prices are all that matters. Thanks to the Tyranny of Price, the quality of many goods has plummeted.

There is another even more pernicious consequence of the Tyranny of Price: globalization, which makes two promises to participants: 1) lower prices everywhere and 2) manufacturing work that will raise millions of poor people in developing economies out of poverty.

Globalization is presented as a win-win solution: the developed countries get cheaper goods and the developing world get the benefits of industrialization.  .. But now a new study, Poorer Than Their Parents? Flat or Falling Incomes in Advanced Economies, finds that globalization has been a bad deal for 80% of the people in developed economies, as their income and wealth has stagnated or declined.
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NOTICIAS IN SPANISH

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May: el asco del chisme, come todo lo que rumia the Corp press in the US
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reflejo de deseos diarios: soñamos lo que tratamos de ignorar cuando se esta despierto.
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PRESS TV


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Security Council to vote for new UN chief Non Align Mov NAM is working
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'EU eyes Israeli tech for surveillance' not only Mosad, also NATO captures EU
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