Europe and Spain is smaller blueprint for US debt crisis

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The debt crisis is being played out publicly in Europe, and the play is country by country in the Euro Zone. The recent debt negotiation by Greece with its creditors was not enough to stave off any additional crisis in the short term. Spain's issues are now coming to the forefront in the sovereign debt crisis. Recent bond offerings by Spain have been received poorly. Refinancing of Spain's debt is essential to keep the country solvent in 2012, and the poor performance of Spain's bond offerings have moved this country solvency to the forefront. What does debt do in a society like Greece or Spain? Are we seeing the same impact in America? When is the tipping point for Europe and America? America is the world's reserve currency and dominates the world's financial system, and we are able to kick the debt can along longer without consequences being realized quickly as in the Eurozone. Basically, America can print more money if needed. It is unwise but a tool at the country's disposal. … [Read more...]

Friday Finance: Happy 2nd Anniversary of Greek Debt Crisis

Friday Finance: Happy 2nd Anniversary of Greek Debt Crisis

Political Will of Europe and America continues to flounder since Greece initial debt crisis 11:45 AM Posted by Donny Wise - EMPOWER4U   America refuses to restore fiscal sanity to finances of the federal government, and Europe does not have the resolve to resolve the debt contagion of it's nation states from spread across the continent. March 2010 was the first alarm of the debt risk in the near default of Greece on its public debt. The leaders of America and Europe was given a first test in political will, and the a measure of political will via a number score would be close to a zero as examiner of the first debt test. Greece did not resolve the dire situation of public debt burden in the Spring 2010, and Greece has flirted with the fringe of disaster via default threat and social unrest from implementation of austerity. Greece is the tiny explosion in monetary loss via a default, and the political will crisis of America and Europe is bringing the threat of fiscal … [Read more...]

Britain stands at forefront in a potential Eurozone collapse

Britain scrambles as the debt crisis worsens in Europe. Britain is one of ten countries that does not use the Euro for monetary currency exchange, but the demise of the Euro would have insurmountable impacts on Britain and the Island Kingdom. Britain’s fortunes are not easily decoupled from mainland Europe. History has seen aggressors of rival powers being the insurmountable threat, but this modern-day threat is economic as the collapse of the Euro would bring a harsh backlash to Britain. A debt contagion crisis to cripple government finances, 40% of British trade is with the Eurozone region, Foreign offices being overran by British citizens with no money and involved in civil disturbances, and a domestic banking system exposure in lieu of a European collapse. The unthinkable has become the thinkable in a potential total collapse of the Euro with global ramifications unimaginable as bank failures and civil unrest will be unprecedented in the history of humanity. Britain has … [Read more...]

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