Pubblicato il 10 Novembre 2008 da Veronica Baker
Declassamento sacrosanto
[…]The United States may be on course to lose its ‘AAA’ rating due to the large amount of debt it has accumulated, according to Martin Hennecke, senior manager of private clients at Tyche.
“The U.S. might really have to look at a default on the bankruptcy reorganization of the present financial system” and the bankruptcy of the government is not out of the realm of possibility, Hennecke said.
“In the United States there is already a funding crisis, and they will have to sell a lot more bonds next year to fund the bailout packages that have already been signed off,” Hennecke told CNBC.
In order to solve or stem the economic slowdown, Hennecke suggested the US would have to radically reduce spending across all sectors and recall all its troops from around the world.[…]
Fonte : cnbc.com
Ed in effetti, dopo una ondata di notizie del tipo.
[…]Fannie Mae, the largest provider of funding for U.S. residential mortgages, on Monday said it lost a record $29 billion in the third quarter […]
[…]Circuit City Stores, the No. 2 U.S. consumer electronics retailer, filed for bankruptcy protection Monday just a few weeks before the start of the key holiday shopping season, becoming the largest retailer to file under Chapter 11 this year.[….]
[…]Troubled insurer American International Group posted its largest-ever quarterly loss on Monday $24 Billion losses -, hurt once more by write-downs on assets linked to subprime mortgages and capital losses.[…]
[…. ] Deutsche bank taglia a sell il giudizio di General Motors con target 0 […]
Beh, che aggiungere a questa sfilza di notizie negative.
E’ possibile veder fallire un’industria come General Motors e vedere GS e compagnia cantante veleggiare ancora su prezzi assolutamente irreali ?
Se iniziano a fallire le industrie di cosa camperanno gli americani, solamente di servizi finanziari ?
Mica sono grandi come la Svizzera.
Mangeranno le transazioni elettroniche ?
Beh, il declassamento dalla AAA per gli USA (rating in questo momento da barzelletta) sarebbe assolutamente sacrosanto.
Forse non più rinviabile nemmeno taroccando i dati, nonostante le pesantissime conseguenze sui mercati.
