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Bank Bail-In Risk In Europe Seen In 5 Charts
Bank Bail-In Risk In Europe Seen In 5 Charts – Nearly €1 trillion in non-performing loans poses risks to European banks’ – Greece has highest non-performing loans as a share of total credit – Italy has the biggest pile of bad debt in absolute terms – Bad debt in Italy is still “a major problem” which has […]
Digital Gold Bitcoin Flight To Physical Gold Coins and Bars
Digital Gold Bitcoin Flight To Physical Gold Coins and Bars ‘Digital Gold’ Bitcoin Flight To Safe Haven Physical Gold – Latest bitcoin, crypto crash causes gold coin and bar demand to surge – Bitcoin down 40% from high, Ripple down 50% and Ethereum down 30% – Ripple and ‘Digital gold’ Bitcoin fall past key psychological […]
Pensions and Debt Time Bomb In UK: £1 Trillion Crisis Looms
Pensions and Debt Time Bomb In UK: £1 Trillion Crisis Looms There is a £1 trillion debt time bomb hanging over the United Kingdom. We are nearing the end of the timebomb’s long fuse and it looks set to explode in the coming months. No one knows how to diffuse the £1 trillion bomb and […]
“Financial Crisis” Coming By End Of 2018 – Prepare Urgently
“Financial Crisis” Coming By End Of 2018 – Prepare Urgently “Financial Crisis Of Historic Proportions” Is “Bearing Down On Us” John Mauldin of Mauldin Economics latest research note, Prepare for Turbulence, is excellent and a must read warning about the coming financial crisis. Mind refreshed from what sounds like a wonderful honeymoon and having had the time to read […]
Shrinkflation In Ireland – Real Inflation Much Higher Than Reported
Shrinkflation In Ireland – Real Inflation Much Higher Than Reported Shrinkflation – Real inflation much higher than reported and realised Shrinkflation is taking hold in consumer sector Important consumer, financial, monetary and economic issue being largely ignored by financial analysts, financial advisers, economists, central banks and the media. Food becoming more expensive as consumers get […]
Pension Crisis In U.S. and Globally Is Unavoidable
Pension Crisis In U.S. and Globally Is Unavoidable Pension Crisis In U.S. and Globally Is Unavoidable There is a really big crisis coming. Think about it this way. After 8 years and a 230% stock market advance the pension funds of Dallas, Chicago, and Houston are in severe trouble. But it isn’t just these municipalities […]
Cashless Society – Risks Posed By The War On Cash
Cashless Society – Risks Posed By The War On Cash Cash is the new “barbarous relic” according to many central banks, regulators, and some economists and there is a strong, concerted push for the ‘cashless society’. Developments in recent days and weeks have highlighted the risks posed by the war on cash and the cashless society. […]
Bank Bail Ins Begin as EU Bank “Bailed In” In Austria
Bank Bail Ins Begin as EU Bank “Bailed In” In Austria Bank bail ins in the EU are here after Austria’s financial markets regulator FMA imposed a hefty haircut on creditors in an Austrian bank. Creditors in the bank Heta Asset Resolution will receive less than half of their money back according to the country’s financial regulator, […]
Mutual Funds, ETFs at Risk of a Run Warns Stockman
Mutual Funds, ETFs at Risk of a Run Warns Stockman In one of his starkest warnings yet, Former White House Budget Director (Office of Management and Budget, OMB), David Stockman has warned that banks and the global financial system remain vulnerable and there is likely to be another global financial crisis which will be worse than the […]
Brave New World of Bank Bail-Ins As Of January 1st
Brave New World of Bank Bail-Ins As Of January 1st On January 1st, 2016, the new bail-in regime became law putting at risk the deposits of savers and companies in the EU. EU countries join the UK, the U.S., Canada, Australia and New Zealand in having plans for bail-ins in the event of banks and other […]
