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2018-10-24 Gefira Financial Bulletin: European car market is saturated, German manufacturers are at the mercy of China. Germany will be Europe's last falling domino piece
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European car market is
saturated, German manufacturers are at the mercy of China. Germany will be
Europe's last falling domino piece
The turmoil in the financial markets and the increase in the Italian bond yield are a prelude to the real crisis we expect to happen next year, or at the latest in 2020. The current Italian government will not change its plan to increase its budget deficit under pressure from the financial markets. Salvini is winning more and more support for his confrontation with the European Union. A part of the Italian establishment wants to regain control over its currency, thus spurning the ECB monetary and borders policy. Many prominent Italians such as Claudio Borghi, head of the Budget Committee for the Lower House and senior adviser to the Northern League (Salvini's party), and Paolo Savona, European Affairs Minister, are waiting for the right opportunity to introduce the mini-BOT as a parallel currency. Brussels' reckless mass-immigration policy has played into Salvini's hands: he is enjoying popular support, as well as that of the military and security, which strengthens his position against the European Union. Italy's powers that be are beginning to understand that if they lose sovereignty to the European Union, they will lose their raison d’être.
The ECB is highly likely to buy Italian bonds in order to prevent a further escalation of the yield of these bonds.
The national economies in Europe will start to collapse around 2020, causing government spending in many European countries to go out of control, which will in turn cause the budget deficit and public debt to start growing again. It is only Germany that seems to be in control of, and to benefit from, the European project. Not for long, though. The economic and monetary rulings of Brussels will eventually put an end to the country's relative prosperity. Its manufacturing base will be taken over by Xi Jingpin, the environmentalists who demand the imposition of various restrictions on the industry will make it all the easier for Vladimir Putin to become Germany's gas tsar, and Recep Tayyip Erdogan is well on the way to becoming the beloved president of large groups of Germans.
European car market is
saturated, German manufacturers are at the mercy of China. Germany will be
Europe's last falling domino piece The turmoil in the financial markets and the increase in the Italian bond yield are a prelude to the real crisis we expect to happen next year, or at the latest in 2020. The current Italian government will not change its plan to increase its budget deficit under pressure from the financial markets. Salvini is winning more and more support for his confrontation with the European Union. A part of the Italian establishment wants to regain control over its currency, thus spurning the ECB monetary and borders policy. Many prominent Italians such as Claudio Borghi, head of the Budget Committee for the Lower House and senior adviser to the Northern League (Salvini's party), and Paolo Savona, European Affairs Minister, are waiting for the right opportunity to introduce the mini-BOT as a parallel currency. Brussels' reckless mass-immigration policy has played into Salvini's hands: he is enjoying popular support, as well as that of the military and security, which strengthens his position against the European Union. Italy's powers that be are beginning to understand that if they lose sovereignty to the European Union, they will lose their raison d’être.
- Arrow one: German manufacturers sell out to Xi Jinping
- Arrow two: "Energiewende" will make Vladimir Putin Germany's energy tsar
- Arrow three: Recep Tayyip Erdogan leader of the German Muslims
- North Korea is the world's last economic growth opportunity
The ECB is highly likely to buy Italian bonds in order to prevent a further escalation of the yield of these bonds.
The national economies in Europe will start to collapse around 2020, causing government spending in many European countries to go out of control, which will in turn cause the budget deficit and public debt to start growing again. It is only Germany that seems to be in control of, and to benefit from, the European project. Not for long, though. The economic and monetary rulings of Brussels will eventually put an end to the country's relative prosperity. Its manufacturing base will be taken over by Xi Jingpin, the environmentalists who demand the imposition of various restrictions on the industry will make it all the easier for Vladimir Putin to become Germany's gas tsar, and Recep Tayyip Erdogan is well on the way to becoming the beloved president of large groups of Germans.
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It is not the emerging
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it pursuing extraordinary monetary and fiscal policies. The decrease in
the European and US populations will have dire economic consequences, and after
2025 China will join the club of dying nations.
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Russia, economic growth in Africa, the Middle East and South Asia is dependent
on the developed countries which see a dramatic shrinkage of their
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