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Asian markets soared in the morning session Monday after the U.S. government took control of mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Japan, South Korea and Australia extended gains, surging over 3 percent.
The bailout was prompted by worries that Fannie and Freddies' shrinking capital and was aimed at shoring up the U.S. housing market and ward off more turbulence in global financial markets.
And that's giving regional financial stocks a boost. Japan's Mitsui Trust & Banking and Australia's Macquarie Group were up almost 10 percent. South Korea's Shinhan Financial and Singapore's DBS Group were also sharply higher.
No, they have not been socialist entities either because they are privately owned. They occupy a third status for which there is a name: fascism. Really, that's what we are talking about: the inexorable tendency of financial fascism to mutate into full-scale financial socialism and therefore bankruptcy.
Originally posted by welivefortheson
how can the government bail out those mortage brokers when the government itself is already £500 billion in debt?.
its just transfering the debt elsewhere,shoeing it under the carpet where no one can see it for a while ,yet still it festers and gnaws like termites at the overburdened foundations of a balsa wood economy.
chomp chomp.
Originally posted by Reddupo
Originally posted by welivefortheson
how can the government bail out those mortage brokers when the government itself is already £500 billion in debt?.
Our debt is actually eighteen times that....