Niko escribió: Argentina puede acercarse a devaluar
En el exterior ya prevén una caída de 22% en el peso
Ortro escribió: Kiyosaki recomendaba invertir en onzas troy de plata, si (hace varios años, ahora no sé) decía que es un reaseguro ante la inestabilidad de las monedas porque son el respaldo de "dinero verdadero" (plata y oro, pero decía que el oro tenía un costo exagerado con respecto a su valor.. pero estamos hablando de hace unos años) aclaraba además que era invertir no en papel, sino en el metal.
De hecho, coherente con lo que decía, era (ignoro si sigue siendo) propietario de minas de plata.. creo que incluso acá en Argentina
MiguelS escribió:Sí, es el mismo. Pero también recomendó invertir en plata el autor de "Padre rico... " (nunca recuerdo como se escribe el apellido del ponja). Lo cual también puede ser un aviso de que no muchos saben por dónde va a andar la cosa en el corto.
Phantom escribió:En criollo: de que/quien están hablando?
Que parte me perdí???
Mr_Baca escribió:DJ UPDATE: Russia's Finance Minister Says World May Face 'Lost Decade' Of Growth
24-Sep-2011
--Global economy may face a "lost decade" of growth, Russia's finance minister says
--Lost decade stems from Europe's sovereign-debt problems and the U.S. economic slowdown, he says
--Recession may be averted, but growth rates will likely be slow for the next five to 10 years, he says
(Adds further comments from Kudrin in the fourth and seventh paragraphs)
By Ira Iosebashvili
Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES
WASHINGTON--(Dow Jones)--The global economy may face a "lost decade" of growth due to sovereign-debt problems in Europe and an economic slowdown in the U.S., Russian Finance Minister Alexei Kudrin said Friday.
"The last few days have shown that the risks that we face are very real," Kudrin told journalists at a briefing on the sidelines of the International Monetary Fund and World Bank meeting.
"During the peak of the last crisis, [European Central Bank President Jean Claude] Trichet said we were faced with a very sobering decade. Now we can add that we are probably facing a lost decade," Kudrin said.
While a recession may still be averted, growth rates will likely be slow for the next five to 10 years, Kudrin said.
Kudrin's words echoed those of IMF head Christine Lagarde, who earlier in the day described a global economy "propelled by a negative feedback loop" that involves weak growth, weak balance sheets for nations, banks and households.
The Group of 20 leading industrial and developing nations released a surprise statement late Thursday, following a broad market selloff, pledging "strong and coordinated" action to stabilize the global financial system. The document, however, stopped short of providing any concrete measures did little to ease the crisis of confidence in world markets.
Cash strapped Greece is "not capable of servicing its debt" and the aid the country has received has not been enough to keep its gross domestic product from falling sharply, Kudrin said. "Now the question lies in preventing a Greek default."
Kudrin said that concerns over the future of the global economy are greater now than during the nadir of the crisis in 2008, even though the initial wave of global instability may have been more powerful.
"In 2008, we did not fully understand the scope of this crisis. In Russia, for example, we were still predicting the economy would grow 2% in 2009, even after the markets had crashed," Kudrin said. "Today we have a clearer vision of the various zones of risks we are faced with, so concerns are probably greater."
The Federal Reserve's plan to reshuffle its bond portfolio in an effort to reduce long-term interest rates--dubbed "Operation Twist" by the markets--would only provide temporary relief at best to the U.S. economy, Kudrin said.
"This gives some opportunities, but cannot cardinally change the situation," Kudrin said.
Niko escribió:No le peguen al mensajero, copio y pego (pregunto: este es el que recomendó SILVER???):
Argentina puede acercarse a devaluar
En el exterior ya prevén una caída de 22% en el peso
Federico Tessore
La economía argentina se deteriora día a día. Y el contexto internacional se está complicando mucho más rápido de lo pensado. En ese escenario la única variable de ajuste que queda es el dólar....
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