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[huffy2005]

World Financial Officials Hold Emergency Call to Discuss U.S. Credit Downgrade

Published August 07, 2011

|FoxNews.com

Early Sunday morning, markets in the Middle East tumbled at the start of their first day of business since the downgrade, even as some experts said that the rating change may not be as bad as originally thought.

"Investors have voted and are saying the U.S. is going to pay them." Mark Zandi, chief economist of Moody's Analytics said. "U.S. Treasuries are still the gold standard."

Zandi noted that neither his parent organization, Moody's, nor Fitch, the other of the three major rating agencies, had downgraded U.S. debt.

"Anytime there's a problem anywhere on the planet, investors come to the safety of the U.S., and they don't go anywhere else," Zandi said.

Many economists see the world's big central banks as the last line of defense at this moment in the crisis, after policymakers in Europe and the U.S. have failed to agree on the kind of shock-and-awe moves that many investors demand.

Many investors have also been calling on the U.S. Federal Reserve to start pumping money into the American economy again to help underpin the slowing economic recovery

Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/world/2011/08/07/world-financial-officials-hold-emergency-call-to-discuss-us-credit-downgrade/#ixzz1ULVY6NiV

[tim5400]

lets see the WhiteHouse spin this AGAIN

[Biker]

Just gos to show the news media cries and people think its the Gospel, Our money is fine and Washington cries wolf and every body get upset.

[usndiver]

Heaven forbid Washington tighten it's belt just like the rest of American citizens and businesses have these past few years.

[cajunrescuemedic]

I had thought that our money wasn't backed up by the gold standard any longer.

[Nani?]

lets see the WhiteHouse spin this AGAIN

did you read the article?

[Kittykins]

Why are so many people posting stuff in RUMORS for their FIRST post rather than introduce themselves ??

Just causes a little suspicion... I'm just saying

[learning all i can]

Why are so many people posting stuff in RUMORS for their FIRST post rather than introduce themselves ??

Just causes a little suspicion... I'm just saying

wow kitty, huffy has been a member since febuary of 2010! Do you really think they need a introduction or that we be concerned with their

sencerity?

[greenarrow]

While I understand someone being "interested" when someone's 1st post is of this kind of nature - the fact that those in power sometimes spin a situation to "scare" the AMerican public is nothing new. Benn happening by both parties for decades. "Never let a good catastrophe go to waste"..........

[Crow]

It's all part of the "amero" plan!!! Gotta destroy america and the dollar inorder to get the sheeple to go along with it!!! Scare the people and they will do anything you want!!! Standard democrat operating procedures!!

wow kitty, huffy has been a member since febuary of 2010! Do you really think they need a introduction or that we be concerned with their

sencerity?

It's how we are today!! We don't fully investigate the facts!! No insult to you kitty, as I am just as guilty!! All they saw was it was his first post, never looked past that and bothered to look at date joined!

[Miss Peg]

Once again:

Warning Regarding CHATS

Chats from outside of DinarVets are often from people that have KNOWN histories of scamming and lying.

DinarVets strongly advises you to use common sense when reading the posts of some of these clowns.

READ PEOPLE!

[jg1]

" Federal Reserve to start pumping money into the American economy again" Ahhh geez really, spend and borrow more money. Come on.

Edited August 7, 2011 by jgreenlaw1

[betsy1949]

World Financial Officials Hold Emergency Call to Discuss U.S. Credit Downgrade

Published August 07, 2011

|FoxNews.com

Early Sunday morning, markets in the Middle East tumbled at the start of their first day of business since the downgrade, even as some experts said that the rating change may not be as bad as originally thought.

"Investors have voted and are saying the U.S. is going to pay them." Mark Zandi, chief economist of Moody's Analytics said. "U.S. Treasuries are still the gold standard."

Zandi noted that neither his parent organization, Moody's, nor Fitch, the other of the three major rating agencies, had downgraded U.S. debt.

"Anytime there's a problem anywhere on the planet, investors come to the safety of the U.S., and they don't go anywhere else," Zandi said.

Many economists see the world's big central banks as the last line of defense at this moment in the crisis, after policymakers in Europe and the U.S. have failed to agree on the kind of shock-and-awe moves that many investors demand.

Many investors have also been calling on the U.S. Federal Reserve to start pumping money into the American economy again to help underpin the slowing economic recovery

Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/world/2011/08/07/world-financial-officials-hold-emergency-call-to-discuss-us-credit-downgrade/#ixzz1ULVY6NiV

The last thing we need is our government spending any more money on stimulus programs, or much of anything except our defence and borders. Our economy would do much better if government got out of the way, removed the regulations and taxes that have been stifling our businesses, and let oil companies drill, drill, drill, providing more of our own energyl.

[teddyruxbin]

World Financial Officials Hold Emergency Call to Discuss U.S. Credit Downgrade

Published August 07, 2011

|FoxNews.com

Early Sunday morning, markets in the Middle East tumbled at the start of their first day of business since the downgrade, even as some experts said that the rating change may not be as bad as originally thought.

"Investors have voted and are saying the U.S. is going to pay them." Mark Zandi, chief economist of Moody's Analytics said. "U.S. Treasuries are still the gold standard."

Zandi noted that neither his parent organization, Moody's, nor Fitch, the other of the three major rating agencies, had downgraded U.S. debt.

"Anytime there's a problem anywhere on the planet, investors come to the safety of the U.S., and they don't go anywhere else," Zandi said.

Many economists see the world's big central banks as the last line of defense at this moment in the crisis, after policymakers in Europe and the U.S. have failed to agree on the kind of shock-and-awe moves that many investors demand.

Many investors have also been calling on the U.S. Federal Reserve to start pumping money into the American economy again to help underpin the slowing economic recovery

Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/world/2011/08/07/world-financial-officials-hold-emergency-call-to-discuss-us-credit-downgrade/#ixzz1ULVY6NiV

BAD idea!!!!

Yes..lets print more money even though we can't even remotely back up what we've already printed with value.