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    Cazzi cazzi ancora cazzi amari.
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    The U.S. is currently racking up a massive amount of new debt. Here is the current tally taken by Alex Patelis, an economist at Merrill Lynch:

    Treasury buying mortgage-related assets: $700bn
    Potential supplementary stimulus package favoured by Democrats: $100bn
    Insuring money market funds: $50bn
    Treasury fortifying the Fed’s balance sheet: $100bn
    Expansion of temporary swap lines with central banks: $180bn
    Loan to AIG: $85bn
    Fed purchase of agency discount notes & ABCP: amount not specified
    Fed loans through the Primary Dealer Credit Facility: $20bn through Sep 17
    Fed’s discount window: $33bn balance
    Treasury purchase of GSE MBS this month: $10bn
    Potential cost of Fannie/Freddie bailout: $200-$300bn

    The grand total of the above list is roughly $1.5 Trillion USD and I’m sure the U.S. isn’t done yet. If the government were to completely bailout Fannie Mae (FNM) and Freddie Mac (FRE), the resulting bill would amount to $5.2 Trillion or double our national debt. My guess is that the total cost of the government bailouts, if a $700 billion package to purchase mortgage backed assets is approved, will run close to $2 Trillion before the end of 2008.
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      il 2008-09-25 17:49:00.0 alle 2008-09-25 17:49:00.0
      Re: Cazzi cazzi ancora cazzi amari.

      - Scritto da: il profeta
      > L'articolo è in inglese chi è angloanalfabeta si
      > culi.
      >
      > The U.S. is currently racking up a massive amount
      > of new debt. Here is the current tally taken by
      > Alex Patelis, an economist at Merrill
      > Lynch:
      >
      > Treasury buying mortgage-related assets: $700bn
      > Potential supplementary stimulus package favoured
      > by Democrats:
      > $100bn
      > Insuring money market funds: $50bn
      > Treasury fortifying the Fed’s balance sheet:
      > $100bn
      > Expansion of temporary swap lines with central
      > banks:
      > $180bn
      > Loan to AIG: $85bn
      > Fed purchase of agency discount notes & ABCP:
      > amount not
      > specified
      > Fed loans through the Primary Dealer Credit
      > Facility: $20bn through Sep
      > 17
      > Fed’s discount window: $33bn balance
      > Treasury purchase of GSE MBS this month: $10bn
      > Potential cost of Fannie/Freddie bailout:
      > $200-$300bn
      >
      > The grand total of the above list is roughly $1.5
      > Trillion USD and I’m sure the U.S. isn’t done
      > yet. If the government were to completely bailout
      > Fannie Mae (FNM) and Freddie Mac (FRE), the
      > resulting bill would amount to $5.2 Trillion or
      > double our national debt. My guess is that the
      > total cost of the government bailouts, if a $700
      > billion package to purchase mortgage backed
      > assets is approved, will run close to $2 Trillion
      > before the end of
      > 2008.

      fino a che il dollaro sarà la moneta degli scambi internazionali, delle materie prime, della finanza, il debito pubblico USA non avrà modo di preoccupare.

      Fino a che gli USA avranno la prima economia del mondo , intesa in termini di know how e ricerca non di produzione reale, l'economia USA sarà il pernio del mondo...anche per i Paesi emergenti che obbligatoriamente ne sono in cooperazione.

      Fino a che gli USA avranno un budget militare spropositato e potranno tenere in linea 10 portaerei nucleari, bisognerà sempre fare i conti con loro per qualunque cosa.

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