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Moody's: Mounting Pressure on All EU Sovereign Ratings

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posted on Nov, 27 2011 @ 11:00 PM
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Moody's: Mounting Pressure on All EU Sovereign Ratings


Moody's Investors Service said on Monday the rapid escalation of the euro zone sovereign and banking crisis is threatening the credit standing of all European sovereigns.

"While Moody's central scenario remains that the euro area will be preserved without further widespread defaults, even this `positive' scenario carries very negative rating implications in the interim period," the agency said in a report.

Moody's also noted the political impetus to implement an effective resolution plan may only emerge after a series of shocks, which may lead to more countries losing access to market funding and requiring a support program.

"This would very likely cause those countries' ratings to be moved into speculative grade in view of the solvency tests that would likely be required and the burden-sharing that might be imposed if (as is likely) support were to be needed for a sustained period."


Global financial meltdown, er urm, I mean mounting pressure on all EU sovereign ratings. Well, Moody’s is just saying it how it is. Appears Moody’s are not viewing the IMF, ECB and policy maker proposals, plans and strategies with a whole lot of positive optimism to resolve the sovereign debt crisis throughout Europe and are warning the entire union could face downgrades of its ratings. That would have some interesting impacts on financial markets.



posted on Nov, 27 2011 @ 11:06 PM
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Wouldn't that put a dampener on the Euro bonds concept.



posted on Nov, 28 2011 @ 01:00 AM
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Maybe, in which case they will have to issue 'western' bonds or 'world' bonds or even 'world government' and a 'New World Order'....

Are Conspiracy Theorists Right about a New World Order?


And therein lies the conspiracy theorists' worst nightmare. European bonds signifies one step closer to a New World Order. Given the tangential problems in the United States, what if "Western" bonds were created in a few years. Given the slowing growth in China, what if "World" bonds were created down the road? Eventually, we may have a world government that has supreme sovereignty and power over everyone.



edit on 28-11-2011 by surrealist because: Fix formatting



 
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