Tag Archive: Referendum
Swiss Gold Referendum: Proponents Now Actively Fight SNB and Euro Floor
Latest gold referendum poll November 19: The latest poll shows 27% surely in favor of the gold initiative, 36% surely against the initiative. The most important development is the decision of the gold initiative to actively fight against the SNB's minimum euro rate.
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Swiss Housing Bubble: Thirteen Reasons Why It Will Continue for another Decade
The Bubble Bubble is produced by economic analyst and Forbes columnist Jesse Colombo, who was called one of the "Ten People Who Predicted the Financial Meltdown" in 2008 by the London Times.
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Swiss Yes To Referendum Against Mass Immigration Is A Yes To Higher Salaries And Higher Inflation
In the referendum on Mass Immigration on Sunday, the Swiss opted for less competition, which implies that with the upcoming Swiss boom, salaries and inflation will rise.
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How Modern Monetary Policy Changed CHF from Gold-Backed to a USD and Euro-Backed Currency
we slowly move into an inflationary environment and prices of German Bunds and US Treasuries are falling.... ECB and Fed interest rates seem to be nailed to zero for years.
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“SNB Concerned”: Does a Yes to the Swiss Gold Referendum Imply an End of the CHF Cap?
If the upcoming referendum "Save our Swiss gold" wins, the SNB must increase gold holdings from 10% to 20% of its balance sheet. Gold purchases and/or sales of fiat money implies an end of CHF cap.
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74.8 percent of Norwegians Say No to EU Membership
In the latest poll, 74.8 percent of the Norwegian population says no to EU membership, while 17.2 said they would vote yes in any referendum. 7.9 percent have not decided. Seven out of ten voters of the ruling party do not share the party’s views on the EU and would have voted no in a possible referendum, … Continue reading...
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Eurobonds, fiscal or banking union are all pure utopia
Germany’s stance in the euro crisis: More than ESM will not be possible for many years updated on August 31, 2012 German politicians and the German Bundesbank believe that the Euro crisis can be only solved by supply side reforms as formulated in the Euro Plus Pact, reforms that were already successfully introduced during the Thatcher/Reagan era in the …
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Guest Post: Six Reasons Why Italy May Exit the Euro Before Spain; Ultimate Occupy Movement
Six Reasons Why Italy May Exit Before Spain
1) Rise of the Five Star Movement
2) 44% of Italians view the euro negatively, only 30% favorably. That is biggest negative spread in the eurozone. In Spain more view the euro positively than negative, albeit by a small 4 percentage point spread.
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German constitutional court injunction decision on ESM and the potential referendum
What is the injunction procedure of the German constitutional court exactly about. What are the arguments of the Anti-ESM and the Pro-ESM fractions ?
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At the Euro summit there was nothing really new. What was the party about ?
At the euro summit today there was essentially nothing what was really surprising. We wonder what markets are so excited about.
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Can Merkel stop the Eurobonds ? German “Der Focus” on Eurobonds
The German "Der Focus",one of the most successful weekly magazines, titles "Can Merkel stop the Eurobonds ?" Der Focus claims that Eurobonds have the following issues:
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Eurobonds, fiscal union or banking union are all pure utopia
Eurobonds are light years away.Germany wants the following order: 1) Euro Plus Pact 2) Fiscal Compact 3) ESM 4) Political union 5) Fiscal union 6) Eurobonds
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