dynamics of world markets in 2011, follows the usual yearly scenario: through May - the growth, then four or five months - the fall and volatility, starting in September - the growth. From May to September, the markets could use any excuse to fall and then to rise again. If the default Greece occurred in May 2010, it would be a global financial catastrophe. Over the past year, the markets have adapted to the idea of \u200b\u200brestructuring the Greek debt. Possible losses of European banks have already minimized. This means that if the news goes on the restructuring of debts of Greece, with high probability this is not will collapse, followed by a new round of crisis. Instead, it will leave the market down (with subsequent fluctuations in the summer) and the growth since the beginning of autumn, without interruption worldwide trend resumption of economic growth.
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