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Le Sottisier de Mme Lagarde (1)

Publie le dimanche 5 octobre 2008 par Open-Publishing
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Le Sottisier de Mme Lagarde (1)

Mme Lagarde , vous savez celle qui disait”si vous n’avez plus d’essence pour votre auto ; prenez un vélo” ; “La crise est derriére nous” qui , par contre la boucle quand on apprend qu’a ce jour(source “Politis”) la Loi TEPA ; bouclier fiscal et autres friandises a couté 6,9 milliards d’euros au PIB France ( 14 milliards en vitesse de croisiére) ; proclame a son de trompe que “ Le plan Paulson est une trés bonne nouvelle pour la confiance dans le fonctionnement des marchés financiers“

http://tempsreel.nouvelobs.com/actualites/economie/20081004.OBS4190/le_plan_paulson_creusera_la_dette_americaine_a_70_du_pi.html

“ L’Etat néerlandais a revu son plan d’aide de Fortis. Alors que, dans un premier temps, il avait racheté 49% de la filiale néerlandaise de la banque Fortis (quand 49% de la branche belge était rachetée par l’Etat belge), il a décidé de racheter tous les actifs de Fortis Pays-Bas, ainsi que la partie néerlandaise de sa filiale ABN Amro (dont le sort n’avait pas été réglé par l’opération de lundi).

La première opération avait coûté 11,2 milliards d’euros au total. Celle-ci 16,8 milliards au total. Rien que pour les Pays-Bas. Pourquoi un tel revirement ? Wouter Bos, le ministre des Finances néerlandais, a expliqué qu’il avait pris cette décision parce que Fortis a continué à avoir des problèmes de liquidité après le premier sauvetage de lundi. “Il y a deux semaines, nous avons vu une entreprise saine perdre la confiance des marchés, et cette semaine, nous avons vu la même entreprise se reprendre en Bourse, mais se heurter de nouveau à des difficultés de liquidité interbancaire”, a déclaré Bos.

Cela signifie que le marché interbancaire, dont le dysfonctionnement est l’origine de tous les sauvetages d’établissements financiers depuis un an, continue à être marqué par une crise de grande ampleur. Pusqu’elle touche même un établissement qui vient de voir rentrer 11 milliards dans ses caisses et l’assurance de ne pas faire faillite, grace au soutien de plusieurs Etats !

Je ne sais pas si c’est cela qui a fait chuter Wall Street vendredi soir (le Dow Jones a perdu 1,5% après l’annonce du vote du plan Paulson), mais cela montre que, dans le milieu de la finance, on pense encore que rien n’est vraiment réglé. J’aurais tendance à croire la même chose.”
http://cordonsbourse.blogs.liberation.fr/cori/2008/10/le-plan-paulson.html

Je rappelleque le Plan Paulson consiste a faire payer au contribuable Americain plus de 700 milliards de dollars ; pour les operations foireuses des banques, Lyndon Larouche demandait pour sa part qu’on fasse payer les actionnaires : qui , aprés tout , on laissé faire en exigeant un retour sur investissement de plus de 15% ; les Banques Françaises ayant suivi ; tout le systéme est contaminé

conclusion : A bas le Capitalisme !

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  • mme Lagarde : QUELLE SOTTE !!!

  • LA RECESSION MONDIALE EST :

    Tel Aviv, la seule bourse ouverte le dimanche ,chute de 4% et annonce la semaine :

    Tel Aviv shares sink after dismal Wall Street week
    Sun Oct 5, 2008 6:33am EDT
     
    By Steven Scheer

    JERUSALEM, Oct 5 (Reuters) - Tel Aviv shares slid more than 4 percent on Sunday as Israel’s stock market played catch-up with steep declines on Wall Street late last week.

    The blue-chip Tel Aviv 25 index .TA25 was down 4.2 percent at midday, while the broader TA-100 index .TA100 was 4.3 percent lower.

    Volume was brisk at 530 million shekels ($154 million)......

    http://www.reuters.com/article/rbssFinancialServicesAndRealEstateNews/idUSL57585820081005

    Dernieres cartouches : Tokyo et l’Asie se preparent a une baisse mondiale des taux d’interet par une intervention conjointe des Banques Centrales,alors que pour la plus part sauf BCE,leurs taux sont deja tres bas :

    Asia Stocks Post Biggest Weekly Drop in 13 Months ; Toyota Falls

    By Ian C. Sayson

    Oct. 4 (Bloomberg) — Asian stocks posted the biggest weekly drop in 13 months on concern a $700 billion U.S. bank bailout will fail to stimulate demand for the region’s exports.

    Toyota Motor Corp. fell 14 percent this week, the most in 21 years, after its U.S. car sales plunged 32 percent last month. BHP Billiton, the world’s biggest miner, dropped 15 percent as commodity prices headed for their biggest weekly decline in 50 years. Babcock & Brown Ltd. paced a drop in financial stocks, sliding 20 percent, as borrowing costs increased.

    Investors are worried that economic conditions and earnings will still deteriorate even with this rescue plan,'' said Masaru Hamasaki, a senior strategist at Toyota Asset Management Co. in Tokyo, which manages $3.3 billion.The weakening global demand is becoming more of a concern to many investors.’’.....

    http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601081&sid=a_RuEiTl9qWM&refer=australia

    Japanese Notes Complete Weekly Gain ; Central Banks to Cut Rates

    By Theresa Barraclough

    Oct. 4 (Bloomberg) — Japan’s five-year government notes completed a second week of gains on speculation central banks in Europe, Japan and the U.S. will cut interest rates this year to avert a global recession.

    The notes yesterday advanced by the most in almost three months after European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet on Oct. 2 said policy makers discussed cutting interest rates on signs growth is weakening.'' The Bank of Japan pumped 800 billion yen ($7.6 billion) into the financial system yesterday to free up capital.The theme is changing to the economic deterioration and expectations of an interest-rate cut,’’ said Nobuto Yamazaki, executive fund manager at Diam Asset Management Co. Ltd. in Tokyo. As economies slow and inflation settles, it is natural to expect a reduction in borrowing costs by central banks.'' The yield on the 1.1 percent bond due September 2013 fell 13.5 basis points this week to 0.96 percent in Tokyo at Japan Bond Trading Co., the nation's largest interdealer debt broker. The price rose 0.638 yen to 100.661 yen. It yesterday dropped 8.5 basis points, or 0.085 percentage point, the biggest decline since July 8. Ten-year bond futures for December delivery gained 0.48 this week to 137.68 as of the afternoon close at the Tokyo Stock Exchange. The yield on the 10-year German bund fell 6 basis points to 3.93 percent on Oct. 2 after the ECB kept interest rates unchanged at 4.25 percent. Its yield advantage over similar- maturity Japanese debt was at 2.41 percentage points on Oct. 2, the lowest in 4 1/2 months. High UncertaintyThere is an exceptionally high level of uncertainty’’ stemming from the credit-market turmoil, and as a result, upside risks to price stability have diminished somewhat, but have not disappeared,'' Trichet said at an Oct. 2 press briefing in Frankfurt after the ECB kept its benchmark interest rate at a seven-year high of 4.25 percent. Speculation the U.S. Federal Reserve will also lower borrowing costs increased after a government report on Oct. 2 showed first-time jobless claims rose to a seven-year high.Expectations of rate cuts in Europe and the U.S. will increase speculation of a coordinated effort that includes the BOJ,’’ said Kazuhiko Sano, chief strategist in Tokyo at Nikko Citigroup Ltd., a Japanese unit of the world’s biggest bank by assets.

    Fund Injections

    Japan’s overnight call loan rate traded at 0.51 percent yesterday, from 0.46 percent before the BOJ operation, according to Tokyo Tanshi Co. The BOJ, whose interest-rate target is 0.5 percent, has poured more than 20 trillion yen into Japan’s banking system over the past two weeks, the most in at least six years, amid the global credit freeze.

    Concern the credit crisis will claim more overseas lenders has driven up borrowing costs for foreign banks, which pay 0.73 percent for overnight loans in yen, while Japan’s banks pay 0.44 percent. U.S. banks Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc and Washington Mutual Inc. failed in the past month, while five European lenders have accepted state-backed bailouts this week alone.

    The BOJ will have to continue injecting money into the market,'' said Yuuki Sakurai, general manager of financial and investment planning in Tokyo at Fukoku Mutual Life Insurance Co., which manages the equivalent of $54 billion in assets.There is a limit to what the BOJ can do, as a lot of investors are avoiding foreign banks at the moment.’’

    The central bank may lower its economic growth forecast to zero for the fiscal year ending March, the Nikkei newspaper said on Oct. 2, without citing sources. In July, the BOJ cut its projection to 1.2 percent from 1.5 percent.

    Stock Losses

    A central bank survey this week showed Japan’s manufacturers are the most pessimistic in five years. The government also reported industrial production fell at the fastest pace in five years in August, household spending dropped for a sixth month and the jobless rate reached a two-year high.

    There was a 30 percent chance yesterday the central bank will reduce its target rate to 0.25 percent by year-end, according to calculations by JPMorgan Chase & Co. using overnight swaps.

    Bonds also gained yesterday as Japan’s Nikkei 225 Stock Average fell below 11,000 for the first time in more than three years, boosting demand for safer assets.

    ``Weaker equities means you are left with government bonds,’’ Fukoku’s Sakurai said.

    Benchmark bonds handed investors a return of about 1 percent in the three months ended Sept. 30, according to indexes compiled by Merrill Lynch & Co. The Nikkei lost 16 percent in the same period.

    To contact the reporter on this story : Theresa Barraclough in Tokyo at

    tbarraclough@bloomberg.net.

    Last Updated : October 3, 2008 17:52 EDT

    http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601080&sid=abuhwplH7D9s&refer=asia

  • Mais si elle était bete,on dirait elle est bete un point c’est tout.Mais ce n’est pas le cas,cette femme poursuit un but qu’on lui a désigné,avec perséverance,avec l’intelligence et les moyens qu’elle s’octroie.Alors elle ne nous prend pas pour des cons ,elle nous y laisse dans notre connerie.momo11