Depression risk might force U.S. to buy assets
Tue Feb 12, 2008 4:19pm EST
By John Parry
NEW YORK (Reuters) – Fear that a hobbled banking sector may set off another Great Depression could force the U.S. government and Federal Reserve to take the unprecedented step of buying a broad range of assets, including stocks, according to one of the most bearish market analysts.
That extreme scenario, which would aim to stave off deflation and stabilize the economy, is evolving as the base case for Bernard Connolly, global strategist at Banque AIG in London.
I hope the conservative realize (liberal equally) that transfers money from the poor or the general public to fund the risky behaviors of the riches is against Christian’s believes, and if hell exist, you are going to it.
I hope the conservative realize (liberal equally) that transfers money from the poor or the general public to fund the risky behaviors of the riches is against Christian’s believes, and if hell exist, you are going to it.
I hope the conservative realize (liberal equally) that transfers money from the poor or the general public to fund the risky behaviors of the riches is against Christian’s believes, and if hell exist, you are going to it.
I hope the conservative realize (liberal equally) that transfers money from the poor or the general public to fund the risky behaviors of the riches is against Christian’s believes, and if hell exist, you are going to it.
I hope the conservative realize (liberal equally) that transfers money from the poor or the general public to fund the risky behaviors of the riches is against Christian’s believes, and if hell exist, you are going to it.
