The biggest loser,,, contagion from China
The currency wars are related to debt levels. It seems that several countries are in competition on this account.
"Greece Is Bad, But China Is Much Worse" "The Shanghai composite has lost $1.96 trillion in market cap since June 12. That number is comparable to the entire GDP of India. Incredibly, the Shanghai index is down 32 percent in only 17 trading days."
Read more: Greece Is Bad, But China Is Much Worse | Benzinga
"Opinion: You think China has problems? Look at Japan " You think China has problems? Look at Japan - MarketWatch
Then, there are Portugal and Spain vying for title of the worst in Europe. If currency wars aren't bad enough, there is the problem of cyber war, Could cyberwar knock us back to the Stone Age? – ZDNet
BTW, the crash of the auto makers is baked in the cake; Tyler Durden Blog | Are Automakers About To Hit The Panic Button? | Talkmarkets
"China's economic collapse has crushed forecasts for the automakers.
Inventories are already at record highs. And July saw a massive surge in production."
"About $119 billion in auto loans originated in the second quarter of this year" Just imagine the banks trying to repo a couple million cars.
The currency wars are related to debt levels. It seems that several countries are in competition on this account.
"Greece Is Bad, But China Is Much Worse" "The Shanghai composite has lost $1.96 trillion in market cap since June 12. That number is comparable to the entire GDP of India. Incredibly, the Shanghai index is down 32 percent in only 17 trading days."
Read more: Greece Is Bad, But China Is Much Worse | Benzinga
"Opinion: You think China has problems? Look at Japan " You think China has problems? Look at Japan - MarketWatch
Then, there are Portugal and Spain vying for title of the worst in Europe. If currency wars aren't bad enough, there is the problem of cyber war, Could cyberwar knock us back to the Stone Age? – ZDNet
BTW, the crash of the auto makers is baked in the cake; Tyler Durden Blog | Are Automakers About To Hit The Panic Button? | Talkmarkets
"China's economic collapse has crushed forecasts for the automakers.
Inventories are already at record highs. And July saw a massive surge in production."
"About $119 billion in auto loans originated in the second quarter of this year" Just imagine the banks trying to repo a couple million cars.
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