"The euro is a dying currency. On Thursday, the EUR/USD fell below 1.28 for the
first time since September 2010. In fact, as I write this the EUR/USD is
sitting at 1.2791. Back in July, the EUR/USD was over 1.45. But this
is just the beginning. The euro is going to go a lot lower. At this point,
there are several major European nations that are on the verge of default, the
European financial system is overflowing with debt and toxic assets, and most
major European banks are leveraged about as badly as Lehman Brothers was when it
collapsed. Most Americans simply do not grasp the gravity of what is
happening. Just because the Dow is sitting above 12000 and a few U.S. economic
numbers have improved slightly does not mean that everything is going to be
okay. As I wrote about recently,
the EU has a bigger economy than we do and they have a bigger banking system
than we do. U.S. banks are massively exposed to European sovereign debt and
European banking debt. When the financial system of Europe collapses and the
euro falls apart it is going to rock the entire planet. So you better look out
below - the euro is coming down and it is coming down hard. After the euro
implodes, nothing is every going to be the same again.
So how far are we going to see the euro decline?
Julian Jessop of Capital Economics expects the euro to fall much further...."
at http://theeconomiccollapseblog.com/archives/look-out-below-the-nightmarish-decline-of-the-euro-has-begun
So how far are we going to see the euro decline?
Julian Jessop of Capital Economics expects the euro to fall much further...."
at http://theeconomiccollapseblog.com/archives/look-out-below-the-nightmarish-decline-of-the-euro-has-begun