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Quick Notes, and I am sorry they are not positive for the Eurozone. I always say follow the money and the smart money is leaving Europe rapidly. 

  • The outflows from European-focused ETFs are the biggest in at least 15 years
  • Money managers like Blackrock yanked $3.4 billion from European stock funds in the week through Sept. 7
  • Newly hawkish ECB - raising rates in a recession will hurt.
  • Debt-ridden governments are forced to subsidize programs (eg UK in today’s video)
  • Many EU Govts heading for debt to GDP ratios of around 150%
  • Finland facing an “energy-industry Lehman Brothers” moment, warnings that a complete shutoff of Russian gas will plunge the country into recession
  • All told, the situation for financial assets in Europe looks grimmer than in other parts of the world

Graphic from Sanjay - :D 

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Anonymous

It’s only going to get worse in Europe, I’m sorry. ( I live in the Uk and what is happening in Europe is going to happen here)

Anonymous

Germany is pretty grimm, even though govt seems to be in a state of denial. Everybody that can is stocking firewood. Husband´s company just got the energy bill----and now they are thinking of shutting up the building for the winter. Mandatory office days might just not happen. We are hoping to be allowed to work remotely---from a warmer country. People have shifted buying patterns in the supermarkets.