evo europa otvara………preporučam ovima sa slabijih srcem i živcima da ne otvaraju prilog
Ma daj me nemoj..
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kataklizma!!!
Treba sad ne dirat net koji dan i spasit si živce, no kaj ces kad je nada u neki preokret stalno prisutna no za sad na žalost ništa!
Držite se ekipa!!!
Jos malo i prvi bankrot drzave
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Slušajući Browna i Darlinga na CNN-u, Engleska energično odgovara na najnoviju situaciju, što budi nadu …. toplo se nadam da će naići na odjek [thumbsup]
Iceland teeters on the brink of bankruptcy
REYKJAVIK, Iceland – This volcanic island near the Arctic Circle is on the brink of becoming the first "national bankruptcy" of the global financial meltdown.
Home to just 320,000 people on a territory the size of Kentucky, Iceland has formidable international reach because of an outsized banking sector that set out with Viking confidence to conquer swaths of the British economy — from fashion retailers to top soccer teams.
The strategy gave Icelanders one of the world’s highest per capita incomes. But now they are watching helplessly as their economy implodes — their currency losing almost half its value, and their heavily exposed banks collapsing under the weight of debts incurred by lending in the boom times.
We have been forced to take decisive action to save the country," Prime Minister Geir H. Haarde said.
A full-blown collapse of Iceland’s financial system would send shock waves across Europe, given the heavy investment by Icelandic banks and companies across the continent.
Last year, Iceland won the U.N.’s "best country to live in" poll.
No more.
Iceland’s reinvention from the poor cousin in Europe to one of the region’s wealthiest countries dates to the deregulation of the banking industry and the creation of the domestic stock market in the mid-1990s.
But the whole system was built on a shaky foundation of foreign debt.
The country’s top four banks now hold foreign liabilities in excess of $100 billion, debts that dwarf Iceland’s gross domestic product of $14 billion.
Katastrofa
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Drš te se.
Za vrijeme velike krize, DOW je pao u pola godine 50%.
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