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2014/12/11 - LEAP/E2020 Press Review on the Global Systemic Crisis

8 ans d’anticipation politique avec le GEAB, ça se fête!
Nous avons l’honneur et le plaisir de vous annoncer officiellement que, pour son 8ème anniversaire, le Global Europe Anticipation Bulletin se réinvente, se renouvelle... En rajoutant 4 langues supplémentaires aux 4 existantes, notre bulletin devient unique dans son genre. Un nouveau siteweb en 8 langues est maintenant disponible (français, anglais, espagnol, allemand, russe, portugais, italien et roumain) avec une présentation graphique moderne et plus adaptée aux besoins de nos abonnés, faisant de notre publication un outil indispensable d’aide à la décision.. tant politique qu’économique.

Could the US bail out its own oil sector?
An economist who correctly predicted the fall in oil price this year has told CNBC that the U.S. government could look to bail out its energy sector in 2015 as the commodity's low price starts hitting the country's economy...

Gold Swings Below Six-Week High as Crude Assessed With Equities
Gold held below the highest in more than six weeks as investors weighed prospects for deflation spurred by tumbling energy prices against signs of rising demand. Palladium rose toward the highest level since September, while platinum advanced...

HSBC fires head of European currency trading
The foreign exchange rate-rigging scandal claimed another victim this week when HSBC fired Stuart Scott, its European head of currency trading, a month after the London-listed bank was fined $618m by regulators over the issue...

Ukraine-Russia truce holds, but peace talks remain uncertain
Ukraine has reported a drop in rebel attacks during the second day of a new truce dubbed the "Day of Silence." It remains unclear, however, whether hoped-for peace talks will go ahead...

Gold Drain at the New York Fed: Where's It Going?
Nick at Sharelynx Gold, also known as Gold Charts "R" Us emailed an interesting chart last week showing gold drain at the New York Fed...

Juncker seeks to bypass vetoes on tax reform
He maintained a similar tax line just ahead of his commission's swearing-in ceremony, saying that fiscal harmonisation is an "absolute necessity"...

Oil tumbles as OPEC cuts 2015 demand outlook
Crude oil futures fell after the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries cut its forecast for oil demand next year...

IMF warns Ukraine bailout at risk of collapse
Concern over Ukrainian finances has become so severe that Wolfgang Schäuble, the German finance minister, said he had called his Russian counterpart, Anton Siluanov, to ask him to roll over a $3bn loan the Kremlin made to Kiev last year...

Favoritisme présumé : l'UMP Guillaume Peltier en garde à vue
Le responsable de l'UMP, Guillaume Peltier, et le cofondateur de Bygmalion, Guy Alvès, ont été placés en garde à vue jeudi matin à Nice, selon les informations de France 3, dont Europe 1 a eu confirmation...

Racial Divide: The Tragedy of America's First Black President
Police killings of black youth in Ferguson and Cleveland have outraged many in the US. The tragic events show how deep the societal divide remains between blacks and whites. Many have given up hope that President Obama can change anything...

Lux Leaks: Walt Disney and Korch Industries in Luxembourg tax row as new leaks emerge
Walt Disney and Korch Industries have become the latest companies to be dragged into a political row over tax avoidance in Luxembourg under the watch of new European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker...

Putin problem gives Nato headache
The meeting of Nato foreign ministers in Brussels this week will be dominated by the crisis in Ukraine and the wider ramifications of the deteriorating relationship between Moscow and the West.

Comment le djihad recrute de jeunes Européens
Au sixième étage d’un bâtiment universitaire du King’s College, au cœur de Londres, une batterie de chercheurs, penchés sur des écrans d’ordinateurs, entretient des dialogues un peu particuliers...

One-fifth of Americans don't plan to pay off their debt
In a personal finance survey published today, 18 percent of the respondents said they expect to be in debt for the rest of their lives. That is double the percentage who expected that in May 2013, the last time the survey was conducted. ..
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