to je samo zbog volkswagena, ako ga makneš indeks je većinu vremena u minusu
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tako je bilo i jučer … da si sve maknio i ostavio vw, dax bi bio u debelom plusu … [huh]
nije vw jedina dionica u dax-u
Pardon, zaboravio najvažnije
The U.S. budget deficit may reach a record $1 trillion in 2009 from $455 billion in the fiscal year ended Sept. 30, Wrightson, which is based in Jersey City, New Jersey, said in a report yesterday. The Treasury Department is scheduled to announce how it plans to increase its debt sales on Nov. 5.
The government’s bailout includes buying equity stakes in banks and purchasing soured financial assets. Credit-market losses and writedowns of securities tied to U.S. subprime mortgages have reached $678 billion since the start of 2007.
“This will be a tough auction,” said Yasutoshi Nagai, chief economist at Daiwa Securities SMBC Co. in Tokyo, part of Japan’s second-largest brokerage. “Supply is rising. There are few people who want to buy.”
Inače USA GDP je 2007 bio 1378 000 miljardi a javni dug 60% BDP-a. 2008 su ga značajno popravili. A viš šta čovik kaže, malo ih je ko oće kupiti američke državne obveznice, donedavno najsigurniju financijsku robu na svijetu. Možda malo oftopičarim ali….
http://finance.yahoo.com/intlindices?e=europe
A joooooj EU u velikom minusu i minus jača.
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to je samo zbog volkswagena, ako ga makneš indeks je većinu vremena u minusu
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tako je bilo i jučer … da si sve maknio i ostavio vw, dax bi bio u debelom plusu … [huh]
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jučer je vw dodavao 2%, a danas ujutro puno više jer mu je jako skočio ponder u indeksu. oko 10.30 kad je bio preko 1000€ a dax oko +10% samo su još dvije dionice daxa bile u zelenom. sada se promijenilo kad se vw spustio.
Europe on the brink of currency crisis meltdown
The crisis in Hungary recalls the heady days of the UK’s expulsion from the ERM.
By Ambrose Evans-Pritchard
Last Updated: 10:52AM GMT 26 Oct 2008
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The financial crisis spreading like wildfire across the former Soviet bloc threatens to set off a second and more dangerous banking crisis in Western Europe, tipping the whole Continent into a fully-fledged economic slump.
Currency pegs are being tested to destruction on the fringes of Europe’s monetary union in a traumatic upheaval that recalls the collapse of the Exchange Rate Mechanism in 1992.
“This is the biggest currency crisis the world has ever seen,” said Neil Mellor, a strategist at Bank of New York Mellon.
Experts fear the mayhem may soon trigger a chain reaction within the eurozone itself. The risk is a surge in capital flight from Austria – the country, as it happens, that set off the global banking collapse of May 1931 when Credit-Anstalt went down – and from a string of Club Med countries that rely on foreign funding to cover huge current account deficits.
The latest data from the Bank for International Settlements shows that Western European banks hold almost all the exposure to the emerging market bubble, now busting with spectacular effect.
They account for three-quarters of the total $4.7 trillion £2.96 trillion) in cross-border bank loans to Eastern Europe, Latin America and emerging Asia extended during the global credit boom – a sum that vastly exceeds the scale of both the US sub-prime and Alt-A debacles.
Europe has already had its first foretaste of what this may mean. Iceland’s demise has left them nursing likely losses of $74bn (£47bn). The Germans have lost $22bn.
Stephen Jen, currency chief at Morgan Stanley, says the emerging market crash is a vastly underestimated risk. It threatens to become “the second epicentre of the global financial crisis”, this time unfolding in Europe rather than America.
Austria’s bank exposure to emerging markets is equal to 85pc of GDP – with a heavy concentration in Hungary, Ukraine, and Serbia – all now queuing up (with Belarus) for rescue packages from the International Monetary Fund.
Exposure is 50pc of GDP for Switzerland, 25pc for Sweden, 24pc for the UK, and 23pc for Spain. The US figure is just 4pc. America is the staid old lady in this drama.
Amazingly, Spanish banks alone have lent $316bn to Latin America, almost twice the lending by all US banks combined ($172bn) to what was once the US backyard. Hence the growing doubts about the health of Spain’s financial system – already under stress from its own property crash – as Argentina spirals towards another default, and Brazil’s currency, bonds and stocks all go into freefall.
Global Stocks, U.S. Index Futures Rise; BP, Air France Advance
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aiRxxOerGxA0
Još 40 minuta agonije.
Tada izlazi izvješće u USA.
Njihovo 9 ujutro, jedino ako nisam fulao.
A tada ćemo vidjeti gdje će usa danas i ostatak tjedna.
koje izvjesce?
ovi njemci su gori od srba…sve im je deutsche . . .,
ko srpska stranaka republike srpske.
imaju burzu (deutsche boerse) u indeksu, a komedije.
pobjeda na koje izvješće misliš, cijene kuća…meni ne forex factory označen žutom (malo bitan podatak,) a u 15.00 crveni consumer confidence.
