Spanish banks suffered the largest outflows of depositors' money last year as customer fears over the safety of money held at Southern European lenders escalated. Spanish banks suffered the second largest withdrawals at €48bn, equal to just under 3pc of total Spanish bank deposits. With more than €100bn (£83bn) of deposits were withdrawn in the 11 months to the end of November last year, with €61bn taken out of Italian banks, the largest overall outflow of money from any eurozone banking system, according to Credit Suisse. And together Greek, Portuguese, Irish, Spanish and Italian banks suffered net withdrawals totalling close to €150bn, exacerbating their already considerable funding problems. The peripheral country outflows were in marked contrast to the eurozone's two largest banking markets. French banks recorded deposit inflows worth €132bn, increasing France's deposit base by 7pc to €1.9 trillion. And German banks reported the second best inflows at €97bn, increasing the country's deposit base to more than €3 trillion...
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What do I see.I see a group of people who claimed that Wisdom and Knowledge would be the stability of our time; only to see those same elites cause instability, totalitarianism, and the degradation of human value. Worse yet these folks are a blocking force to all progress. I see a merging of finance and politics with roots in fascism such as National Socialism. I see a press that has lost all objectivity by becoming a major participant in the process. I see a diminishing number of corporations limiting the opportunity for both innovation and the creation of jobs. I see tremendous concentrations of wealth without the knowledge or the empathy that such responsibility and power brings with it. I see a negative and fatal tone being set by a very few individuals. That destructive tone flows down to us, where the tires meet the road. I see the fostering of ignorance and conspiracy; the conspiracy being the lack of integrity of our current cultural tone, a direct result of the global leadership culture. Being parasites this group will destroy itself and us in the process of doing so, its better not to confront them, we simply need to go around.
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Financial Expert advising people to get out of the Euro as it is going to collapse. Italy's biggest bank UniCredit announced a 10.6 billion-euro loss, the biggest in the company's history, amid trading losses and write-downs on acquisitions.The stock slid as much as 9.6% on the day, finishing down 6.18%. If Italy goes down you can expect US based banks to begin failing in the first quarter on 2012 and that contagion will spread like wild fire here. There is a QUADRILLION (1000 Trillion) in risk exposure of derivatives globally so this can't be contained if it begins accelerating. Be careful, invest in physical gold and silver, stock up on food, medicines, toiletries, etc. in expectation of "potential" supply disruptions.
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EU, US, UK Criminal Banks Financial Attack Cause Ireland Greek Portugal Italy Spain Economic Crisis may15internationalorganization.blogspot.com 'US, EU banks behind economic crisis' European Commission chief says the EU could face the "biggest crisis in its history," and called for a financial transactions tax and the creation of eurobonds to fix the bloc's economic crisis. Interview with Max Keiser, Journalist and Broadcaster BY PressTVGlobalNews em 28/09/2011 Keiser is exactly right, this economic crisis has been engineered, The Builderberg group met earlier this year, the next weekend Irelands Peter Sutherland who is a famous builderberger also known as the godfather of globalisation announced that "Ireland must cede more power to the EU" to save us from the economic crisis. Classic Problem Reaction Solution method. EU experiment is failing so now is the time to embrace the failure and let everyone go down with the Titanic. Brilliant! Nothing but corrupt bankers running the FED and the EU Everyone owes money to everyone else, this is a staged event, so Its not only just down to the US / EU banks but the IMF "world bank!" Its all banking system. Categoria: Notícias e política Palavras-chave: 'US EU banks behind econ. crisis' Max Keiser Keiser show report European Commission chief financial transactions tax creation eurobonds fix bloc's economic crisis Interview Max Kaiser Journalist Broadcaster
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Greek People Run to Withdraw Money from Banks - GREECE on Brink of COLLAPSE (Alex Jones) The bank runs that we are watching right now in Greece are shocking, but they are only just the beginning. Since May 6th, nearly one billion dollars has been withdrawn from Greek banks. For a small nation like Greece, that is an absolutely catastrophic number. At this point, the entire Greek banking system is in danger of collapsing. If you had money in a Greek bank, why wouldn't you pull it out? If Greece leaves the euro, all euros in Greek banks will likely be converted to drachmas, and the value of those drachmas will almost certainly decline dramatically. In fact, it has been estimated that Greek citizens could see the value of their bank accounts decline by up to 50 percent if Greece leaves the euro. So if you had money in a Greek bank, it would only make sense to withdraw it and move it to another country as quickly as possible. And as the eurozone begins to unravel, this is a scenario that we are going to see play out in country after country. As member nations leave the eurozone, you would be a fool to have your euros in Italian banks or Spanish banks when you could have them in German banks instead. So the bank runs that are happening in Greece right now are only a preview of things to come. Before this crisis is over we are going to see bank runs happening all over Europe. If Greece leaves the euro, the consequences are likely to be quite messy. Those that are promoting the ...
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Greek People Run to Withdraw Money from Banks - GREECE on Brink of COLLAPSE (Alex Jones) The bank runs that we are watching right now in Greece are shocking, but they are only just the beginning. Since May 6th, nearly one billion dollars has been withdrawn from Greek banks. For a small nation like Greece, that is an absolutely catastrophic number. At this point, the entire Greek banking system is in danger of collapsing. If you had money in a Greek bank, why wouldn't you pull it out? If Greece leaves the euro, all euros in Greek banks will likely be converted to drachmas, and the value of those drachmas will almost certainly decline dramatically. In fact, it has been estimated that Greek citizens could see the value of their bank accounts decline by up to 50 percent if Greece leaves the euro. So if you had money in a Greek bank, it would only make sense to withdraw it and move it to another country as quickly as possible. And as the eurozone begins to unravel, this is a scenario that we are going to see play out in country after country. As member nations leave the eurozone, you would be a fool to have your euros in Italian banks or Spanish banks when you could have them in German banks instead. So the bank runs that are happening in Greece right now are only a preview of things to come. Before this crisis is over we are going to see bank runs happening all over Europe. If Greece leaves the euro, the consequences are likely to be quite messy. Those that are promoting the ...
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New York University's Department of Italian Studies Casa Italiana Zerilli-Marimò Global and Joint Program Studies at the Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute present "Italy and the US Two Perspectives on the Crisis" Featuring: Roberto Saviano and Nouriel Roubini Moderated by: Ruth Ben-Ghiat, Chair, NYU Department of Italian Studies Saviano is a journalist best known for Gomorrah (Mondadori, 2006), which exposed the economic and financial dealings of the Neapolitan Camorra. His latest book is Vieni via con me (Feltrinelli, 2011), which draws on his 2010 television show with Fabio Fazio. During the fall semester 2011, Saviano was in residence at the Department of Italian Studies, teaching a graduate seminar on the Mafia as the Vivian G. Prins Global Scholar Fellow funded by Scholars at Risk, with additional support from the Scholar Rescue Fund of the Institute of International Education. In October 2011, he won the PEN/Pinter Writer of Courage Award. Roubini is the co-founder and chairman of Roubini Global Economics and Professor of Economics at New York University's Leonard N. Stern School of Business. He has been the senior economist for international affairs on the White House Council of Economic Advisors and senior advisor to the undersecretary for international affairs at the US Treasury Department. He is an expert on global financial crises, and his latest book is Crisis Economics: A Crash Course in the Future of Finance (Penguin Press, 2010). Thursday, December 8 ...
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Watch the full 27-minute video at www.goldmoney.com In this video Pedro Schwartz, professor of Economics at Madrid's San Pablo University, and Alasdair Macleod of the GoldMoney Foundation, talk about the problems in Italy and Spain. Macleod states, that the problem with financing Europe's debt is basically that the central bank can't support sovereign debt by printing money. Schwartz brings up the possibility of severe cuts in state expenditures to create budget surpluses. As opposed to Italy, for Spain the problem is not so much the public debt, but rather the private debt. However the private debt will become public debt, if it's too large for the banking system to handle independently -- as seen in other countries since 2007. Spanish banks are in deep trouble because of their real estate exposure and it will take a lot of time to write down bad loans. This interview was recorded on November 15 2011 in Madrid.
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IMF stresses need to increase reserves due to rising credit risk www.commodityonline.com JPMorgan's Dimon wins pay backing www.bbc.co.uk The last days of Bear Stearns money.cnn.com The Last Days of Lehman Brothers dealbook.nytimes.com The Last 7 Days of MF Global www.fool.com Bank governor warns of eurozone crisis 'storm' www.bbc.co.uk Italian banks have credit ratings cut by Moody's www.bbc.co.uk Spain bond auction sees cost of borrowing rise www.bbc.co.uk Chinese gold demand hits record www.bbc.co.uk
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Follow us @ twitter.com twitter.com Ireland will reportedly hold a referendum on Europe's new fiscal treaty for stricter budget discipline. The former prime minister is against it, saying a no vote could force ireland out of the euro. We've seen referendums called for before in the Eurozone crisis -- didn't seem to end well last time for democratic self-determination. Will this be yet another case of "the economic crisis sis too much for democracy" theme? A story of "we need technocrats" to navigate this all to volatile world? Is this euroland or zombie land? Are zombie banks feeding on governments, turning them into zombies too? And talk about a liquidity crisis in Europe! We play a video of Angela Merkel getting doused with pints of bear at a party. Is all that cheap liquidity generated by the ECB for eurozone banks going right back to Germany, as the weaker ones like Italy need to keep going back to the bar just to keep their glasses from draining. So will German banks be the prime candidates to engage in the ECB's upcoming LTRO carry trade? We'll break down carry trade in the back-by-popular demand word of the day! And what can we learn from wile e coyote? Well, in economic terms he just had a minsky moment...today we'll have a few more moments talking minsky and what he can teach us about this new upside-down world that we are living in with our favorite economist from down under Steve Keen.
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Jan. 4 (Bloomberg) -- Julian Callow, head of international economics at Barclays Capital, talks about the European debt crisis and Federal Reserve disclosures. He talks with Linzie Janis and Mark Barton on Bloomberg Television's "Countdown."
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A fun video with a mixture of playful activities (Xbox Kinect and boxing my heavy box) and my commentary on the European bank run, Russia and Iran threatening to attack western missile defense sites, Black Friday madness and the fukushima radiation in Japan. Black Friday turns ugly at Los Angeles Wal-Mart: Shopper pepper sprays crowd to get deal, 20 injured www.nydailynews.com Bank asset sale stand-off threatens European lending www.reuters.com Invisible Run on Banks Becomes Conversation With 7% Italy Yields www.businessweek.com Bank Deposits Flow Into Germany www.npr.org Iran threatens to target NATO missile shield in Turkey if attacked by US or Israel www.washingtonpost.com Medvedev: Russia may target US missile defense sites www.usatoday.com Russia To Lend Venezuela $4 Billion To Buy Russian Weapons articles.businessinsider.com Venezuela Gets First Shipment Of Physical Gold Today www.zerohedge.com Belgium Downgraded By S&P From AA+ To AA, Outlook Negative www.zerohedge.com Fitch cuts Italian mid-sized banks on recession woes www.reuters.com Turkey Prices Are Taking Flight online.wsj.com Japan Nuclear Disaster Released Higher Radiation Levels Than Previously Reported, Study Finds www.huffingtonpost.com
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Bruce Springsteen - Matamoros Banks at Palamalaguti Arena in Bologna, Italy on June 4/2005 04.06.05 Bologna, Italy, intro to "Matamoros Banks" (?) (chuckles) I´m trying to figure this out (?)(speaks Italian)....no, no, no (?) alright, sssh....(chuckles)....(speaks Italian)....every year in the States (speaks Italian) am I getting that right? (chuckles)(speaks Italian)....what I was trying to say (chuckles) I better try it in English now....said every year, uh....many people coming into the United States, they, uh....die coming across our mountains and across our deserts....and uh....this is a song that I wrote for them, this song is told backwards, from the body at the bottom of the river to the man standing on the banks, no, uh, no flash (?)....this is ´Matamoros Banks´...."
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Donate to UKIP: www.ukip.org | www.ukipmeps.org • European Parliament, Brussels, 25 April 2012 • Speaker Godfrey Bloom MEP, UKIP (Yorkshire & Lincolnshire), Europe of Freedom and Democracy (EFD) group. • Committee on Economic and Monetary Affaris (ECON) • Event: Monetary dialogue with Mario Draghi, President of the European Central Bank (ECON/7/00032) • Full Agenda and Session (video): www.europarl.europa.eu - So let me get this straight, Draghi. The ECB is not supposed to lend to governments, only to banks. Good! So banks get cheap loans from the ECB and they in turn lend it to the governments - the people - at loan-shark rates. Good trick. But where does the ECB get the money to lend to the banks? Does the cartel print it at the Federal Reserve and credit-swap it with the ECB? Nice one. Now let's play some violin. .................................. • Video source: EbS (European Parliament) .................................. • EU Member States: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Germany, Denmark, Estonia, Spain, Finland, France, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Sweden, United Kingdom
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It's been one of the toughest weeks yet for the European Union, as markets deem Italy increasingly unfit to weather the current economic storm.Interest on Italy's debt has hit 7.8 percent - unimaginable just a few months ago, and above the level that triggered meltdowns in other Eurozone nations. The shockwave saw ratings agencies downgrade Hungary and Portugal's debt to junk status, and warn there's more to come. A number of Italian banks were also dealt a ratings blow, as EU leaders pledged more cuts to combat the crisis. But in the Eurocrat capital of Brussels, leading by example doesn't seem to be taking hold, as Tessa Arcilla reports. RT on Twitter: twitter.com RT on Facebook: www.facebook.com
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Fox news is the only news reporting this! Come on guys, CNN/ABC/CBS/ABC! Where are you on this! Why is this not making font page headlines! This could crash the dollar! If the bonds are fake, then who/what country is trying to pawn off fake US bonds? If the bonds are real! even...
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Greek bank run 700 mln euros Withdrawn On Monday Moved to German banks Fear of 'Grexit' New elections Likely June 17 Govt out of cash? Bond holders paid 435 mln euros Dow down 1% Gold US$1555/oz Down 7% in May Bond rout Italy 10 yr 6.03% Spain 10 yr 6.36% Bund 10 yr 1.46% Run on Southern Europe NZ$ under 77 USc Low of 76.84 USc Fonterra auction Milk Powder prices Down 6.4% Down 41% in 12 mths NZ$ down 5% Budget next week
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My commentary on Israel threatening to attack Iran, Russia's response, the new reports of poverty in America, 650000 Americans moving their money from banks to credit unions. Iran war catastrophic for ME: Russia www.presstv.ir UN: Some secret Iran work 'specific to nuclear weapons' Report comes amid speculation www.msnbc.msn.com The Euro 'Event' Will Cause Depression: HSBC Analysts at HSBC www.cnbc.com Berlusconi wins key parliament vote www.presstv.ir Italian bond yields nearing 'danger zone' money.cnn.com After steadying, home prices begin falling again bottomline.msnbc.msn.com Most of the unemployed no longer receive benefits www.cnbc.com Recession Drives More Americans to Poverty-Wracked Neighborhoods www.bloomberg.com One in 15 Americans now officially living in poverty as number receiving food stamps rises 8.1% in a year www.dailymail.co.uk Number of Americans on Food stamps www.fns.usda.gov Bank Customers Flee to Cus www.americanbanker.com
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