Guest views are now limited to 12 pages. If you get an "Error" message, just sign in! If you need to create an account, click here.

Jump to content

  • CRYPTO REWARDS!

    Full endorsement on this opportunity - but it's limited, so get in while you can!

IMF: emerging economies will be affected by U.S. monetary policy change

Frangipani

By Frangipani,
in World Economy

 Share

Recommended Posts

Frangipani Newbie

Frangipani

Posted
Posted (edited)
IMF: emerging economies will be affected by U.S. monetary policy change
Created on Thursday, 05 September / September 2013 11:44 | printButton.png|emailButton.png

 

 

Berlin, London, Johannesburg / Agencies

 

International Monetary Fund (IMF) announced in a memorandum prepared for the Group of Twenty meeting in St. Petersburg, the advanced economies, led by the United States will push global growth increasingly while emerging economies face the risk of a slowdown as a result of tightening of U.S. monetary policy.

 

 

He urged the Fund in the memo, obtained by the agency "Reuters", more global action to stimulate growth and improve risk management, warning of the growing likelihood of an economic downturn. And looks emerging economies in the form of particularly vulnerable to the dangers of tightening of U.S. monetary policy, as recommended by the Fund policymakers prepare to address the growing financial instability. He added: "The policy makers should allow exchange rates to respond to the fundamental factors change, but may have to be cautious about the dangers of correct random, by taking measures such as intervention to absorb excess liquidity"

 

To the dollar steadied widely yesterday index remains near its highest level in six weeks by encouraging economic data for the U.S. economy, which enhances the chances for the establishment of the U.S. Federal Reserve, "central", to reduce its cash recovery program during the month. Analysts said that some investors to accept the dollar as a safe haven due to uncertainty about the military strike launched by the United States on Syria. The U.S. currency has benefited from rising Treasury yields, as bond yields reached two years for 0.4264 percent, not far from the level of 0.442 percent struck on 26 June last year, the highest since July 2011. The dollar index stood at 82.368, as the U.S. currency benefited from the first data released yesterday showed U.S. industrial sector growth last month, the fastest pace in more than two years, while increased spending on construction during July

 

.

The figures reinforced bets that the "central" will reduce the U.S. stimulus program during its next meeting on 17 and 18 being, unless the jobs data this weekend below expectations. The euro was steady at $ 1.3163, and was little changed on the dollar against the yen and 99.57 yen. The price of gold fell influenced by the rise of the dollar in the wake of strong data from the United States, fell 0.6 percent to $ 1403.14 an ounce, as the U.S. futures dropped gold for delivery in December (December) 8.30 to $ 1403.70.Silver fell 1.5 percent to $ 23.77, and platinum fell 0.5 percent to $ 1521.49, and palladium 1.5 percent to $ 705.50. To witness the gold mines in South Africa if the paralysis with the continuing strike by workers demanding better wages, a day after the failure of negotiations between unions and departments of companies in the sector, which is the basis for the African economy and was a main source of wealth in the country

 

.

The union that the design of the workers to continue their strike legal, as opposed to a strike last year when they were afraid of losing their jobs, demanding an increase of the basic wage to seven thousand rand (516 euros) for workers on the surface, and eight thousand rand for workers in the tunnels under the ground. A study published by the Chamber of Mines that the sector could lose 600 million rand for each day of the strike

 

 

 

http://www.uragency.net/2012-03-11-16-32-14/2012-03-11-16-35-12/22911-2013-09-05-11-44-45.html

Edited by Frangipani
  • Upvote 1
Link to comment
Share on other sites
yota691 Grand Master

yota691

Posted
Posted (edited)


 


September 8, 2013 07:02 PM   Last Updated: September 08, 2013 7:04


 


 

 

 

 




2851593.jpg


Predicted some economists known and strategists in 2008, the possibility of entering the global economy as they called phase the new standards, and was meant to their words, is that the U.S. economy will achieve growth rates at a slower pace compared with the direction of the historic ranged between 2.5% to 3.5%. According to Al-Bayan argument was these main process of reducing the size of the debt huge which will take many years, and was the U.S. Federal Reserve understands this very well and therefore adopted a policy of quantitative easing enormous that still continues today. has helped this policy mainly banks to get rid of the loans bad and owning huge amounts of U.S. Treasury bonds. Banks began lending again and returned economic activity to pick up his breath, and can say that the United States was the only country that adopted such a policy bold while adopted other countries policies exact opposite by taking austerity measures in order to reduce the size of its debt huge. comparedbelieves Haider Tawfiq Vice President for Administration Asset Dima Capital Investment to put U.S. banks is much better than other banks in the rest of the world, however, the process of deleveraging is not over yet. To compare put U.S. banks to other banks, we have to only look at the development of some European banks big without forgetting Chinese banks that do not have any idea on the status of their budgets. Unfinished process of deleveraging that began in 2008 and that, unfortunately, due to slow economic growth and low inflation, it is expected that this process will continue for a few more years. questions and the question remains the biggest one is what would happen to the United States if it is not taken three important decisions: the adoption of quantitative easing policy, lower interest rates and large tax cuts, and this is an alarming question. I started some of the factors to walk in the opposite direction. , which is more disturbing, do we have to worry of rising long-term interest, or the possibility of reducing the U.S. Federal Reserve to the size of its monthly bond purchases, and above all, do we have that are deeply concerned about the situation Indian and Chinese economies, or the euro zone? these legitimate set of questions at a time when the economy is still very fragile global With the escalation of geopolitical tensions again in the Middle East. Although the new thinkers may be right, but the controversy is not over. It may be useful to non-interference by governments in managing the economy, and avoid trying to appear as a savior when the economy is facing any crises. crisis, however, this stage is different and the intervention of governments to the issue of assistance required. When the financial crisis began in the fall of 2008 and began to most economies melt voices calling for government role bigger and more effective. There have been calls for governments worldwide to provide plans motivational big to stave off a recession, while the student others and extensively re-regulation of financial markets to prevent the recurrence of such problems. And the fear that the government get help very urgent issue at the moment to stop the worsening social and economic problems present. If you do not solve these problems, they may pose a real threat to the lives of ordinary people.measures can be taken some measures small spot to stimulate economic activities, for example through increased government spending and tax cuts wherever possible, which will have an immediate impact on the economy. These measures can be temporary and must be reversed when the economy to achieve sustainable growth rates, and this is the only way to offset the exit of the business cycle and prevent inflation and large bubbles that can cause a deeper recession and bigger.






Edited by yota691
Link to comment
Share on other sites
captl1 Newbie

captl1

Posted
Posted

***///

 

Sounds like bubbles are anticipated to burst all over the place.

 

We'll have to resort to eating tree bark and each other before all the dust settles.

 

 

Just remember this:

Soylent Green is People, people.

So eat up --- here's to your future thanks to the evil banksters, folks ! :tiphat: 

That was a great movie.  Seemed far fetched but maybe "Not"

Link to comment
Share on other sites
SgtFuryUSCZ Apprentice

SgtFuryUSCZ

Posted
Posted

That was a great movie.  Seemed far fetched but maybe "Not"

***///

 

SOYLENT GREEN (1973)

 

Catch it on Turner Classic Movie channel this Friday 13SEP13 @ 2000 HRS (8:00 P.M.)

 

Starring Charlton Heston ("..from my cold dead hands!") & Edward G. Robinson

 

 

Maybe not so far-fetched after all..... <_<  watch it and you decide...... :eek: 

(NOTE: we don't recommend snacking on crackers during the film.)

Link to comment
Share on other sites
captl1 Newbie

captl1

Posted
Posted

***///

 

SOYLENT GREEN (1973)

 

Catch it on Turner Classic Movie channel this Friday 13SEP13 @ 2000 HRS (8:00 P.M.)

 

Starring Charlton Heston ("..from my cold dead hands!") & Edward G. Robinson

 

 

Maybe not so far-fetched after all..... <_<  watch it and you decide...... :eek: 

(NOTE: we don't recommend snacking on crackers during the film.)

Thanks and of course "Everything tastes better on a Ritz'! lol

  • Upvote 1
Link to comment
Share on other sites
Guest
This topic is now closed to further replies.
 Share
Go to topic listing

  • Recently Browsing   0 members

    • No registered users viewing this page.


  • Testing the Rocker Badge!

    Take This Quiz

  • Live Exchange Rate

×
×
  • Create New...

Important Information

By using this site, you agree to our Terms of Use.

  I accept