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IMF Warning: ‘World’s Financial System Is More Stretched, Unstable and Dangerous Than It Was On the Eve of the Lehman Crisis’

 

◆ The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has again warned that the world’s financial system is more stretched, unstable and dangerous than it was on the eve of the Lehman crisis

◆ Quantitative easing, zero percent interest rates and massive financial repression has pushed investors – and in the case of pension funds or life insurers, actually forced them – into taking on ever more risk

◆ Ambrose Evans-Pritchard analyses the IMF warning in The Telegraph and concludes that the IMF has presented us with a Gothic horror show and that “we have created a monster”

◆ The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has presented us with a another stark warning; It alas is being ignored by most of the world’s media and by most financial advisers and economists

◆ AEP’s important synopsis of the latest IMF warning can be read in The Telegraph here

IMF Warning: ‘World’s Financial System Is More Stretched, Unstable and Dangerous Than It Was On the Eve of the Lehman Crisis’

Source: The Telegraph

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Mark O'Byrne
I founded GoldCore more than 10 years ago and it has been my passion and a huge part of my life ever since. I strongly believe that due to the significant macroeconomic and geopolitical risks of today, saving and investing a portion of one’s wealth in gold bullion is both wise and prudent.
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