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- title-4856439
- by semafu
- in thinker.blog.co.uk
- 1 day old
- I attempted to explain how money is created through debt in this post - Somtimes videos work better, This one is a good example, he focuses on the Fed, the US Central Bank but all lending banks create money in the same way. People tend to think of Central Banks as "good" things. Even lending banks are seen as positive, today in the Telegraph a... more
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- This is not capitalism - biggest bail out ever.
- by semafu
- in armchairrevolutionaries.blog.co.uk
- 19 days old
- http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/7631500.stm He said that during the hearing Fed chairman Mr Bernanke disclosed that the Treasury would attempt to buy these debts from banks at close to their "hold-to-maturity" value, not the market value. In practice, it means banks who sell their debts to the Treasury would receive cash equivalent to... more
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- credit crunch - who's fault
- by semafu
- in semafu.blog.co.uk
- 28 days old
- The UK money supply has been increasing between 10% and 14% every year for the last 10 years. This increase has been via lending. True inflation is the money supply less growth. Growth is typically 2-3% - therefore inflation is running around 8-10% per year. CPI is a work of fiction - a politically expedient lie. Stock market growth... Simply... more
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- Inflation 5% tops says Merv
- by semafu
- in semafu.blog.co.uk
- 60 days old
- Merv at the BoE says inflation (CPI) will peak at 5%, then fall. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/7557777.stm I think it will go higher - lets wait and see... more
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- Bank of England Decides...Not To Make A Decision
- by tryme1
- in accountants.blog.co.uk
- 67 days old
- Despite economic forecasts looking fairly bleak and strong arguments for both raising or lowering interest rates, The Bank of England has chosen to ...do nothing. Reuters is reporting that a meeting of the Monetary Policy Committee chose not to raise or cut interest rates, despite increasing inflation levels and sluggish growth. Some kind of... more
