Economia
THE CONTINENTAL ECONOMICS CURRENCY REVIEW
Economic Outlook October 2012
Antony Mueller
"...The world economy is in a phase of treacherous tranquility with cracks and tensions all over the place. No clear investment preference is available and all runs down to the choice between bad and worse. Over the past couple of years there has been such a build-up of global liquidity that markets simply cannot recede even if they are clearly overprized. Stocks, bonds, commodities, for each and every investment item prices are high and given the avalanche of liquidity that has inundated the markets these prices can even go still higher. The link to sober valuations has been lost. The investment world is waiting for the final blow-off.
Watch out for the economies to show more signs of economic growth. Instead of being cause for jubilation, investors should be aware that more economic growth can easily ignite the megatons of liquidity which central bankers have planted around the world over the past couple of years.
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THE CONTINENTAL ECONOMICS CURRENCY REVIEW
Economic Outlook October 2012
Antony Mueller
"...The world economy is in a phase of treacherous tranquility with cracks and tensions all over the place. No clear investment preference is available and all runs down to the choice between bad and worse. Over the past couple of years there has been such a build-up of global liquidity that markets simply cannot recede even if they are clearly overprized. Stocks, bonds, commodities, for each and every investment item prices are high and given the avalanche of liquidity that has inundated the markets these prices can even go still higher. The link to sober valuations has been lost. The investment world is waiting for the final blow-off.
Watch out for the economies to show more signs of economic growth. Instead of being cause for jubilation, investors should be aware that more economic growth can easily ignite the megatons of liquidity which central bankers have planted around the world over the past couple of years.
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Na declaração inicial que antecedeu as respostas a questões em que admitiu que o BCE "encorajou" o Governo português a pedir ajuda externa o presidente do BCE manifestou a sua preocupação com os riscos inflaccionistas "Risks to the medium-term...
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Latin America and the Caribbean is expected to expand by 4½ percent in 2011 and to moderate to about 4 percent in 2012. Although the slowdown in advanced economies is projected to have only a moderate effect in most countries, large risks to the outlook...
- Pobreza E Riqueza Na Perspectiva Histórica
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The Economist analisa: "... A reassessment of Brazil’s recent performance is overdue. Between 2000 and 2010 Brazil’s terms of trade improved by around 25%; in the past five years private-sector credit doubled. Such tailwinds cannot continue to blow—and...
- Tempo Perdido
Lost time Apr 17th 2012, 15:09 by The Economist online How many years of economic output has the rich world lost? SINCE the financial crisis struck in 2008, the economic output of most of the rich world has stalled. By the end of the last quarter...