Le spectre du krach

Après une semaine de chute continue, le spectre du krach commence à roder autour des marchés financiers internationaux. TF1, 5.8.2011 17:19



Voilà qui va tout arranger: L'Allemagne doit payer toutes les dettes de l'UE ... C'est ou la sortie?

Says Lewis: "France, Germany contribution to EFSF’s capital would increase to 80% if Spain, Italy had to drop out of guarantee structure. France, German contingent liabilities would be > 50% of GDP if EFSF expanded; added to France, Germany current debt may trigger downgrades to both countries." Yes... and no. As we explained when we referred to a far more accurate and complete report by Bernstein, merely a €1.5 trillion expansion in the EFSF, would mean that Germany is on the hook to the tune of €790 billion or 32% of German GDP. If France is downgraded, Germany essentially becomes the sole backstopper of the entire Eurozone, to the tune of €1.4 trillion or 56% of its GDP. Now let's assume Daiwa is correct, and the full amount under the EFSF has to increase to €3.5 trillion. That means that Germany "contin[g]ent liabilities", in the worst case scenario where France again gets downgraded, and it likely will eventually, would surge to about €3.3 trillion, or an insane 133% of German GDP!
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Dans la presse italienne: Le directeur général de Generali dit que l'euro se déchire.
L'Europe est à la limite du déchirement et de retour vers la pauvreté. Chaque pays doit agir et faire le necessaire pour échapper à cette situation.

Handelsblatt: Le Japon aussi est menacé de collapsus financier

N-TV: Les USA menacés de downgrade par S&P
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