STABLE COIN LA VIA PER ESSERE LIBERI DAL FALLIMENTO DEL SISTEMA EURO


NEPPURE LA FED SEMBRA CREDERE A UN RECUPERO DELL'ECONOMIA A "V".....SOLO I MERCATI AZIONARI E DEI CORPORATE....GUIDATI DA UNA LIQUIDITA' ARTIFICIALE




ATTENZIONE ALLA CRISI DI ASTINENZA CHE IL MERCATO DROGATO PRIMA O POI AVRA'!!!

Dudley, FED, commenta la ripresa dell'economia. I suoi commenti sono MOLTO POCO INCORAGGIANTI!!!

From NY Fed President William Dudley: The Economic Outlook and the Fed's Balance Sheet: The Issue of "How" versus "When"

The economic contraction appears to be waning and it seems likely that we will see moderate growth in the second half of the year. The economy should be boosted by three factors:
1) a modest recovery in housing activity and motor vehicle sales;
2) the impact of the fiscal stimulus on domestic demand;
3) a sharp swing in the pace of inventory investment. In fact, if the inventory swing were concentrated in a particular quarter, we could see fairly rapid growth for a brief period.

Regardless of the precise timing, there are a number of factors which suggest that the pace of recovery will be considerably slower than usual.

In particular, I expect that consumption—which accounts for about 70 percent of gross domestic product—is likely to grow slowly for three reasons.

1)First, real income growth will probably be weak by historical standards. There were a number of special factors that boosted real income in the first half of the year, helping to offset a sharp drop in hours worked and very sluggish hourly wage gains. These factors included the sharp drop in gasoline and natural gas prices; the large cost-of-living-allowance increase for Social Security recipients reflecting last year’s high headline inflation; a sharp drop in final tax settlements; a reduction in withholding tax rates; and a one-time payment to Social Security recipients. These factors provided a transitory boost to real incomes, which will be absent during the second half of the year. As a result, real disposable income is likely to decline modestly over this period.

2) Second, households are still adjusting to the sharp drop in net worth caused by the persistent decline in home prices and last year’s fall in equity prices. This suggests that the desired saving rate will not decline sharply. That means consumer spending is unlikely to rise much faster than income. In other words, weak income growth will be an effective constraint on the pace of consumer spending.

3) Moreover, some sectors such as business fixed investment in structures are likely to continue to weaken as existing projects are completed. In an environment in which vacancy rates are high and climbing, prices are falling, and credit for new projects is virtually nonexistent, this sector is likely to be a significant drag on the economy over the next year.

Perhaps most important, the normal cyclical dynamic in which housing, consumer durable goods purchases and investment spending rebound in response to monetary easing is unlikely to be as powerful in this episode as during a typical economic recovery. The financial system is still in the middle of a prolonged adjustment process. Banks and other financial institutions are working their way through large credit losses and the securitization markets are recovering only slowly. This means that credit availability will be constrained for some time to come and this will serve to limit the pace of recovery.

If the recovery does, in fact, turn out to be lackluster, the unemployment rate is likely to remain elevated and capacity utilization rates unusually low for some time to come. This suggests that inflation will be quiescent. For all these reasons, concern about “when” the Fed will exit from its current accommodative monetary policy stance is, in my view, very premature.


QUINDI LA FED CONTINUERA' A TAPPARSI IL NASO REGALANDO QUALCHE SODDISFAZIONE AGLI SPECULATORI....MA AD UN CERTO PUNTO LA SALITA DEI MERCATI DIVENTA INSOSTENIBILE, E LA EVENTUALE E PROBABILE CADUTA POTREBBE ESSERE MOLTO AMARA PER GLI INVESTITORI.


QUESTA SITUAZIONE CREATA DALLA FED FA VIVERE IL MERCATO IN UN LIMBO. E' UN TORO DROGATO (COME DICE LA GRANDE CRISI) .....E VOI BEN SAPETE COME SONO TERIBILI LE CRISI DI ASTINENZA!!!
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5 commenti:

Anonimo ha detto...

sempre e solo notizie negative!ma di quello che ha detto ieri Obama non vedo traccia.Bel modo di selezionare le news!

ML ha detto...

QUELO CHE DICE OBAMA è SU TUTTI I MEDIA, NON C'è BISOGNO DI RIPORTARLO QUI.

Letori come lei non hano bisogno di questo blog per sapere ciò che ha detto Obama, Berlosconi o Doris, lo trovano su tutti i giornali.

La nostra è un'informazione che cerca di essere diversa.

Sta nell'intelligenza del lettore ....l'ho già detto più volte!

RobertoLara ha detto...

Caro anonimo,
PER ME Obama ha detto è quasi finita la recessione..........
inizia la depressione!

RobertoLara

Anonimo ha detto...

Grazie Mercato libero, di Obama non ci interessa piu' di tanto, Mediaset e il Giornale ne danno già abbastanza risalto.

Continua così.

lidia ha detto...

SOgnate tutti quanti. Obama non ha voce in capitolo.

Si vedeva chiaramente da come i bailout a GS e compagni continuavano SENZA UNA PIEGA fra l'amministrazione Bush e l'amministrazione Obama. Non hanno perso un battito.