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Royaume-Uni : la banque centrale va injecter 25 milliards de livres pour essayer de relancer l’économie.
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Royaume-Uni : la banque centrale va injecter 25 milliards de livres pour essayer de relancer l’économie britannique.
The Bank of England is prepared to embark on another round of monetary easing in 2010 to ensure that Britain’s anaemic economic recovery is sustained, according to authoritative sources.
The Monetary Policy Committee is thought to be leaning towards expanding the Quantitative Easing programme by as much as £ 25 bn in the new year.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/money/article-1237891/Bank-England-deliver-new-25bn-cash-injection.html
Selon une association anglaise (R3, Association of Business Recovery Professionals), le Royaume Uni a subi 19 395 faillites d’entreprises en 2009.
En 2010, le Royaume-Uni subira 27 000 faillites d’entreprises.
« So far this year 19,395 firms have collapsed, according to the Government’s Insolvency Service.
But experts predict next year will see close to 27,000 corporate insolvencies, according to a poll by R3, the group previously known as the Association of Business Recovery Professionals. »
http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/standard-business/article-23785705-insolvencies-set-to-soar-in-2010.do
En novembre 2009, le Royaume-Uni a été obligé d’emprunter 20,3 milliards de livres. C’est le plus gros emprunt mensuel de l’histoire du Royaume-Uni.
La dette publique du Royaume-Uni est de 845 milliards de livres.
Le paiement des intérêts de la dette sera bientôt deux fois plus important que le budget de la Défense.
En 2012, le Royaume-Uni devra payer des intérêts de la dette à hauteur de 60 milliards de livres.
En 2013, ce sera 66 milliards de livres.
En 2014, ce sera 71 milliards de livres. En 2014, selon le Fonds Monétaire International, la dette publique du Royaume-Uni sera de 99,7 % du PIB.
« Alistair Darling has been accused of covering up horrifying figures showing interest payments alone on Britain’s vast national debt will soon be twice the defence budget.
The Chancellor told MPs that the Treasury had made ’estimates’ of increases to the debt interest bill - which experts predict will hit £ 70 billion to £ 80 billion a year within five years - but refused to release them to Parliament.
The Institute for Fiscal Studies, Britain’s most respected economic forecaster, has given projections to MPs suggesting the debt interest bill will hit £ 60 billion by 2012/13, £ 66 billion by 2013/14 and £ 71 billion by 2014/15. »
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1. Royaume-Uni : la banque centrale va injecter 25 milliards de livres pour essayer de relancer l’économie., 23 décembre 2009, 21:45, par Seamasdubh
Comme disait Chavez... Combien pour l’économie capitaliste ? Combien pour le climat ?
2. Royaume-Uni : la banque centrale va injecter 25 milliards de livres pour essayer de relancer l’économie., 24 décembre 2009, 11:47
Les voeux anticipés de la finance mondiale ou le chaos 2010 :
mercredi 23 décembre 2009
La France menacée de perdre son "AAA"
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Elle est pas drole celle-là ?
Fitch warns that Britain and France risk losing their AAA rating
Fitch Ratings has given its bluntest warning to date that Britain and France risk losing their AAA status unless they map out a clear path to budget discipline over the next year.
By Ambrose Evans-Pritchard
Published : 6:28PM GMT 22 Dec 2009
Highlighting the "unpleasant fiscal arithmetic" facing states across the Old World, Fitch said that none of the "arguably" benchmark AAA states can safely rely on their top rating for much longer.
Public debt in both Britain and France will reach 90pc of GDP by 2011, higher than the 80pc (net) level when Japan lost its AAA rating earlier this decade.
Suite sur le Telegraph
http://mahamudras.blogspot.com/2009/12/la-france-menacee-de-perdre-son-aaa.html
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/economics/6867797/Fitch-warns-that-Britain-and-France-risk-losing-their-AAA-rating.html