Is the Federal Reserve Ahead of the Curve? [View article]
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According to the latest Z1 release 'flow of funds' the entire US financial started picking up debt in Q3 at a speed of over 16% of their entire debt position.
If economical conditions stay the same, the need 2.5 trillion US$ new debt a year. That is just 2500 billion but the 'help' some banks have gotten lately often amounts to only 5 to 8 billion.
As a comparison: 2.5 trillion amounts to the entire revenue that the US government took in...
So this will not turn into a recession but into a crash.
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According to the latest Z1 release 'flow of funds' the entire US financial started picking up debt in Q3 at a speed of over 16% of their entire debt position.
If economical conditions stay the same, the need 2.5 trillion US$ new debt a year. That is just 2500 billion but the 'help' some banks have gotten lately often amounts to only 5 to 8 billion.
As a comparison: 2.5 trillion amounts to the entire revenue that the US government took in...
So this will not turn into a recession but into a crash.