OPLA…
Nisam ni primjetio, DOW JONES ispod 8000 bodova. Ma gdje li će samo. [rolleyes]
IMF slashes 2009 German GDP forecast
LONDON (MarketWatch) — "The International Monetary Fund on Thursday forecast German gross domestic product would contract by 2.5% in 2009, slowing sharply from growth of 1.3% in 2008. The IMF in November forecast a 0.8% contraction in 2009. In a statement summarizing regular consultations between the fund’s executive board and German officials, the IMF said a sharp drop in world trade and continuing weakness in domestic demand, left Germany facing the prospect of a "sizeable, and possibly extended, economic downturn."
Odoše i Švabe u recesiju
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Racunam na to… Odu balkanski tigrovi, ode Austrija. [thumbsup]
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Bogami, izgleda da su Austrijanci gadno exposed
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70% BDP-a. [cool]
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The total gross domestic product of south-east Europe is €270bn. This compared with €290bn for Austria alone.
Ima se para
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Ajmo anketa: kome je lakse pomoci – austriji ili cijeloj SE europe?
http://money.cnn.com/magazines/fortune/storysupplement/investor_special/2008/index.html
Malo štiva o bear marketima kroz povijest.
http://money.cnn.com/magazines/fortune/storysupplement/investor_special/2008/index.html
Malo štiva o bear marketima kroz povijest.
Teorijske postavke bearish igrača nipošto ne počivaju na idejama, na načelima koje je izmislio ili otkrio ovaj ili onaj investitor. One su samo opći izrazi stvarnih odnosa postojeće ekonomske situacije, povijesnog cikličnog kretanja koje se vrši pred našim očima.
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Prvi put nakon sedam godina kineski izvoz zabilježio pad od 11,4 posto
Posljednji trend je pad kineskog trgovinskog suficita s obzirom da se cijena nafte, jednog od najvažnijih kineskih uvoza, oporavlja dok potražnja za njihovim jakim izvozima, poput potrošačke elektronike i tekstila i dalje slabi.
Piše: Vanja Figenwald
vanja.figenwald@liderpress.hr
Kina, bajka o strelovitom i nevjerojatnom uspjehu, preobrazbi iz ružnog pačeta u labuda, posljednjih mjeseci proživljava prilično neugodnu vožnju kao uostalom i ostatak svijeta. Izvoz je prvi put nakon sedam godina zabilježio tijekom prošle godine pad od 11,4 posto, samo u u prosincu pad je bio 2,2 posto niži u odnosu na prosinac prethodne godine. U Sičuanu, Guangdongu i drugim superpropulzivnim provincijama zatvaraju se tvornice istom brzinom kojom su se i otvarale, a radnici daju preventivno otkaze da bi barem naplatili ono što su dosad zaradili prije nego im tvrtke propadnu. Kao i u svemu u Kini, ovdje je riječ o milijunima.
Kriza je do Kine, naime, stigla vrlo brzo. Veliki dio kineske ponude usmjeren je prema američkoj potražnji, greška na koju je doduše trebalo prije misliti, a koja je rezultirala viškom proizvodnih kapaciteta diljem kontinentalne Kine. Katastrofa na blagajnama u Americi tijekom udarnih božićnih blagdana potvrdila je trajnost trenda izvan svake sumnje. Odgode plaćanja, nekoć između 30 i 45 dana, sada su skočile na 90 ili čak 120 dana, što je mnoge kineske proizvođače, koji ionako funkcioniraju s tanjušnim maržama, odvelo u bankrot. Posebno okrutna šala je sve češći zahtjev tih istih distributera i maloprodaja proizvođačima da pokažu balansirane bilance i dokažu da neće propasti prije isporuke dogovorenih roba. Ovi, pak, ne vjeruju njima da će moći robu platiti, dok banke sve više odbijaju jamčiti isplatu traženih narudžbi. Svi se povlače.
RGE Monitor Estimates $3.6 Trillion Loan and Securities Losses in the U.S.
Nouriel Roubini and Elisa Parisi-Capone of RGE Monitor release new estimates for expected loan losses and writedowns on U.S. originated securitizations:
Loan losses on a total of $12.37 trillion unsecuritized loans are expected to reach $1.6 trillion. Of these, U.S. banks and brokers are expected to incur $1.1 trillion.
Mark-to-market writedowns based on derivatives prices and cash bond indices on a further $10.84 trillion in securities reached about $2 trillion ($1.92 trillion.) About 40% of these securities (and losses) are held abroad according to flow-of-funds data. U.S. banks and broker dealers are assumed to incur a share of 30-35%, or $600-700 billion in securities writedowns.
Total loan losses and securities writedowns on U.S. originated assets are expected to reach about $3.6 trillion. The U.S. banking sector is exposed to half of this figure, or $1.8 trillion (i.e. $1.1 trillion loan losses + $700bn writedowns.)
FDIC-insured banks’ capitalization is $1.3 trillion as of Q3 2008; investment banks had $110bn in equity capital as of Q3 2008. Past recapitalization via TARP 1 funds of $230bn and private capital of $200bn still leaves the U.S. banking system borderline insolvent if our loss estimates materialize.
In order to restore safe lending, additional private and/or public capital in the order of $1 – 1.4 trillion is needed. This magnitude calls for a comprehensive solution along the lines of a ‘bad bank’ as proposed by policy makers or an outright restructuring through a new RTC.
Back in September, Nouriel Roubini proposed a solution for the banking crisis that also addresses the root causes of the financial turmoil in the housing and the household sectors. The HOME (Home Owners’ Mortgage Enterprise) program combines a RTC to deal with toxic assets, a HOLC to reduce homeowers’ debt, and a RFC to recapitalize viable banks.