Perfect Storm

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US jobless claims up, Germany talks of leaving the EMU, and home sales dropped 80% in Beijing in first half of May. I was beginning to miss the good old days.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/financetopics/financialcrisis/7746915/Perfect-storm-as-market-tremors-hit-China-Europe-and-the-US.html

[34f3f3f]

Seems the Telegraph has the bit between the teeth. City fears of ‘Great Depression Mark II’ A better headline may have been ‘Great Depression Deutsche Mark II’.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/markets/7746884/City-fears-of-Great-Depression-Mark-II.html

[34f3f3f]

Seems the Telegraph has the bit between the teeth. City fears of ‘Great Depression Mark II’ A better headline may have been ‘Great Depression Deutsche Mark II’.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/markets/7746884/City-fears-of-Great-Depression-Mark-II.html

[34f3f3f]

Seems the Telegraph has the bit between the teeth. City fears of ‘Great Depression Mark II’ A better headline may have been ‘Great Depression Deutsche Mark II’.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/markets/7746884/City-fears-of-Great-Depression-Mark-II.html

[34f3f3f]

Seems the Telegraph has the bit between the teeth. City fears of ‘Great Depression Mark II’ A better headline may have been ‘Great Depression Deutsche Mark II’.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/markets/7746884/City-fears-of-Great-Depression-Mark-II.html

[34f3f3f]

Seems the Telegraph has the bit between the teeth. City fears of ‘Great Depression Mark II’ A better headline may have been ‘Great Depression Deutsche Mark II’.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/markets/7746884/City-fears-of-Great-Depression-Mark-II.html

[EconProf]

The first article is reminding us of an age-old rule of thumb: recessions, are fundamentally deflationary, and the deeper the recession, the greater the deflationary pressures.
For months, really for years, inflation has been predicted on this site due to wildly expansionary fiscal and monetary policies. Yet deflation in many areas of our economy persists and shows signs of overwhelming the few inflationary pockets.

[EconProf]

The first article is reminding us of an age-old rule of thumb: recessions, are fundamentally deflationary, and the deeper the recession, the greater the deflationary pressures.
For months, really for years, inflation has been predicted on this site due to wildly expansionary fiscal and monetary policies. Yet deflation in many areas of our economy persists and shows signs of overwhelming the few inflationary pockets.

[EconProf]

The first article is reminding us of an age-old rule of thumb: recessions, are fundamentally deflationary, and the deeper the recession, the greater the deflationary pressures.
For months, really for years, inflation has been predicted on this site due to wildly expansionary fiscal and monetary policies. Yet deflation in many areas of our economy persists and shows signs of overwhelming the few inflationary pockets.

[EconProf]

The first article is reminding us of an age-old rule of thumb: recessions, are fundamentally deflationary, and the deeper the recession, the greater the deflationary pressures.
For months, really for years, inflation has been predicted on this site due to wildly expansionary fiscal and monetary policies. Yet deflation in many areas of our economy persists and shows signs of overwhelming the few inflationary pockets.

[EconProf]

The first article is reminding us of an age-old rule of thumb: recessions, are fundamentally deflationary, and the deeper the recession, the greater the deflationary pressures.
For months, really for years, inflation has been predicted on this site due to wildly expansionary fiscal and monetary policies. Yet deflation in many areas of our economy persists and shows signs of overwhelming the few inflationary pockets.

[CA renter]

Not sure if it was discussed already (didn’t see it posted yet), but it sounds like things are brewing in the Middle East as well.

[CA renter]

Not sure if it was discussed already (didn’t see it posted yet), but it sounds like things are brewing in the Middle East as well.

[CA renter]

Not sure if it was discussed already (didn’t see it posted yet), but it sounds like things are brewing in the Middle East as well.

[CA renter]

Not sure if it was discussed already (didn’t see it posted yet), but it sounds like things are brewing in the Middle East as well.

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