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[unable to retrieve full-text content]As momentum builds in the developing deflationary spiral, we are seeing increasingly desperate measures to keep the global credit ponzi scheme from its inevitable conclusion. Credit bubbles are dynamic — they must grow continually or implode — hence they require ever more money to be lent into existence.
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Nicole Foss considers the following as important: Australia, Bank of England, Bank of Japan, Central Banks, Copenhagen, Counterparties, Danske Bank, Deutsche Bank, Dow Jones Industrial Average, ETC, Eurozone, Excess Reserves, Fail, Featured, Flight to Safety, Germany, Global Economy, Greece, Housing Bubble, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Monetary Policy, Money Supply, negative rates, newslettersent, non-performing loans, Real estate, real interest rates, Recession, recovery, Risk Premium, Switzerland, United Kingdom, Volatility, Yen
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[unable to retrieve full-text content][unable to retrieve full-text content]As momentum builds in the developing deflationary spiral, we are seeing increasingly desperate measures to keep the global credit ponzi scheme from its inevitable conclusion. Credit bubbles are dynamic — they must grow continually or implode — hence they require ever more money to be lent into existence.
Topics:
Nicole Foss considers the following as important: Australia, Bank of England, Bank of Japan, Central Banks, Copenhagen, Counterparties, Danske Bank, Deutsche Bank, Dow Jones Industrial Average, ETC, Eurozone, Excess Reserves, Fail, Featured, Flight to Safety, Germany, Global Economy, Greece, Housing Bubble, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Monetary Policy, Money Supply, negative rates, newslettersent, non-performing loans, Real estate, real interest rates, Recession, recovery, Risk Premium, Switzerland, United Kingdom, Volatility, Yen
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As momentum builds in the developing deflationary spiral, we are seeing increasingly desperate measures to keep the global credit ponzi scheme from its inevitable conclusion. Credit bubbles are dynamic — they must grow continually or implode — hence they require ever more money to be lent into existence.
