Fala-se pouco da globalização da dívida. E, no entanto, ela representa a face mais perigosa da globalização. Porque, mais tarde ou mais cedo, as contas entre devedores do mundo desenvolvido e credores terão de ser regularizadas mas não se sabe como.
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A crescente monetarização da dívida normalmente dissolve-se com um processo inflacionista, que não é gratuito.
Até onde vai estar imune o dólar aos choques que por agora abalam o euro?
Se, (ou quando?), a bomba global da dívida explodir ninguém escapará aos estilhaços.
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Entretanto, o "sistema" continua alheado e intocável nas suas bases fulcrais como se nada continue a acontecer.
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The U.S. dollar has staged a short term rally against other currencies. But the U.S. is already gripped by hidden inflation and must refinance a mountain of short-term debt in just months.
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You may have heard the talking heads on CNBC spouting off about the recent rally in the dollar. In fact, some Wall Street legends like Jim Rogers and Byron Wien, have recently been buying dollars in anticipation of a near-term rebound...
But they aren't holding dollars for the long term. In fact, they're ready to drop the dollar the instant the rest of the market decides to get in.
Don't be one of them.
These traders know that the U.S. Treasury is sitting on a ticking debt time bomb: Over $2 trillion in short-term debt needs to be refinanced in the next 12 months.
And there's only one way they can do that... by printing even more money.
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You may have heard the talking heads on CNBC spouting off about the recent rally in the dollar. In fact, some Wall Street legends like Jim Rogers and Byron Wien, have recently been buying dollars in anticipation of a near-term rebound...
But they aren't holding dollars for the long term. In fact, they're ready to drop the dollar the instant the rest of the market decides to get in.
Don't be one of them.
These traders know that the U.S. Treasury is sitting on a ticking debt time bomb: Over $2 trillion in short-term debt needs to be refinanced in the next 12 months.
And there's only one way they can do that... by printing even more money.
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