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Fwd: Macroperu Se extiende la crisis mundial
Monday, June 13, 2011
Roubini Says 'Perfect Storm' May Threaten Global Economy
There's a one-in-three chance the factors will combine to stunt growth from 2013, Roubini said in a June 11 interview in Singapore. Other possible outcomes are "anemic but OK" global growth or an "optimistic" scenario in which the expansion improves.
"There are already elements of fragility," he said. "Everybody's kicking the can down the road of too much public and private debt. The can is becoming heavier and heavier, and bigger on debt, and all these problems may come to a head by 2013 at the latest."
Elevated U.S. unemployment, a surge in oil and food prices, rising interest rates in Asia and trade disruption from Japan's record earthquake threaten to sap the world economy. Stocks worldwide have lost more than $3.3 trillion since the beginning of May, and Roubini said financial markets by the middle of next year could start worrying about a convergence of risks in 2013.
The MSCI AC World Index has tumbled 4.9 percent this month on concern recent data, including an increase in the U.S. unemployment rate to 9.1 percent in May, signal the global economy is losing steam. U.S. Treasuries rose last week, pushing two-year note yields down for a ninth week in the longest stretch of decreases since February 2008, on bets the Federal Reserve will maintain monetary stimulus.
Bond Market 'Revolt'
World expansion may slow in the second half of 2011 as "the deleveraging process continues," fiscal stimulus is withdrawn and confidence ebbs, Roubini also said.Easing growth may spur demand for dollar assets as a "safe haven," he said in response to questions after a speech in Singapore today. The Dollar Index, which gauges the U.S. currency's value against a basket of six counterparts including the euro, yen and British pound, rose 0.1 percent as of 11:35 a.m. in Singapore, bound for a fourth straight daily increase.
Roubini is among analysts who predicted the global financial crisis of 2007-2009 that was triggered by a collapse in the value of U.S. mortgage securities.
Some of his other predictions haven't panned out, including his call on July 4, 2010, for "market surprises on the downside" in ensuing months and a weakening in economic growth. The MSCI World Index rallied 23 percent in the second half of last year, while U.S. gross domestic product gains accelerated to 2.6 percent in the third quarter and 3.1 percent in the fourth quarter from 1.7 percent in the April-to-June period.
U.S. Bonds
Roubini said two days ago that in the U.S., a failure to address the budget deficit risks a bond market "revolt." President Barack Obama's administration has been negotiating with Republicans, who control the House of Representatives, over cutting the federal government's long-term shortfall and raising the debt ceiling.
"We're still running over a trillion-dollar budget deficit this year, next year and most likely in 2013," Roubini said in a speech in Singapore on June 11. "The risk is at some point, the bond market vigilantes are going to wake up in the U.S., like they did in Europe, pushing interest rates higher and crowding out the recovery."
In Europe, officials need to restructure the debt of Greece, Ireland and Portugal, and waiting too long may result in a "more disorderly" process, Roubini also said.
European officials are racing to find a plan to stem Greece's debt crisis by June 24 while sharing the cost of a new rescue with bondholders. Saddled with the euro area's heaviest debt load, Greece is seeking additional loans after last year's 110 billion-euro ($159 billion) bailout.
Japan's Contraction
Japan's economy, the world's third-largest, slid into a recession last quarter, using the textbook definition of consecutive quarterly declines in GDP, after the March 11 earthquake and tsunami and ensuing nuclear crisis. The government is spending an initial 4 trillion yen ($50 billion) to clean up from the disaster, which is estimated to have caused as much as 25 trillion yen in economic damage.
Bank of Japan Governor Masaaki Shirakawa said on June 1 that supply constraints are easing faster than expected as companies rush to repair their facilities. The risk in Japan is "if growth fizzles out after a short-term reconstruction stimulus," leading to a renewed struggle to maintain expansion around 2013, Roubini said.
China's economy may face a "hard landing" after 2013 as government efforts to boost growth through investment cause excess capacity, Roubini told reporters after his June 11 speech.
'Overcapacity' in China
"China is now relying increasingly not just on net exports but on fixed investment" which has climbed to about 50 percent of GDP, he said. "Down the line, you are going to have two problems: a massive non-performing loan problem in the banking system and a massive amount of overcapacity is going to lead to a hard landing."A record $2.7 trillion of loans were extended in China over two years, pushing property prices to all-time highs even as authorities set price ceilings, demanded higher deposits and limited second-home purchases.
The nation's current challenge is to maintain growth and curb price gains ahead of a leadership change next year, Roubini said. Officials may use administrative steps and price controls, as well as raising rates further and allowing currency appreciation, if inflation becomes a bigger problem, he said.
Political Transition
"The policy challenge through next year, where you have a delicate political transition of the leadership, is to maintain growth in the 8 to 9 percent range while pushing inflation below what it is right now," said Roubini, the co-founder and chairman of New York-based Roubini Global Economics LLC.After next year, the bigger challenge in China is "to reduce fixed investment and savings and increase consumption. Otherwise after 2013, there will be a hard landing," he said.
The risk of "outright" deflation and the probability of another recession in the U.S. are lower now than a year ago, and output in Japan could rebound in the second half of the year, Roubini said two days ago. "High-grade" corporations have "very strong" balance sheets, he said.
Roubini in July 2006 predicted a "catastrophic" global financial meltdown that central bankers would be unable to prevent. The collapse of Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. in 2008 sparked turmoil that led to the worst financial crisis since the 1930s.
Roubini: "La tormenta perfecta que pronostiqué a principios de año se está desarrollando"
Al comentario de Roubini habría que agregar los siguientes elemnetos. En primer lugar, el índice de precios al consumidor descienden en Lima y sus exportaciones , también. La deflación en China impacta sobre el las exportaciones de los países asiaticos . Conocemos que las orordenes de exportacion de Japón rxperimentaron un caidad de 10 por ciento el mes pasado. En segundo lugar, desarrollos negativos por el lado de la oferta. Es probable que la ola de calor en USA se transforme en una Sequía . Como USA esm uno de los principales productores de grano en el Mundo, la sequ{ia auemntara el precio del maiz , trigo,y soya. Aumento en el precio del petróleo y III Guerra en el golfo.
El economista y académico de la Universidad de Nueva York,además no descartó que otros países, como Finlandia, salgan antes que Grecia del euro.
09/07/2012 - 15:56
El pasado mes de mayo Roubini pronosticó cuatro escenarios que crearían una 'tormenta perfecta' en la economía global: el estancamiento de Estados Unidos, un repunte en los problemas de deuda de Europa, la desaceleración de las economías emergentes, especialmente China, y el conflicto militar en Irán.
Según el economista, los datos de inflación que ha publicado hoy China indican que la economía del gigante asiático se está enfriando más rápido de lo previsto, mientras que Estados Unidos anunciaba el viernes pasado unas decepcionantes cifras de empleo, acumulando ya cuatro meses seguidos con datos inferiores a los previstos.
Ante este escenario, Roubini publicó esta mañana en su cuenta de Twitter que "la tormenta perfecta para 2013 que dibujé hace meses se está desencadenando".
Para el economista, en estos momentos el problema está en que los Estados soberanos se están quedando si opciones o cómo dijo el propio Roubini meses atrás, ya no tienen "conejos que sacar de la chistera". Mientras la crisis de 2008 se pudo combatir con una acción conjunta de los bancos centrales, actualmente las decisiones adoptadas por los reguladores –por ejemplo la bajada de tipos que aplicaron la semana pasada el BCE y sus homólogos chino y británico-, no han tenido el efecto deseado.
FINLANDIA SALDRA DEL EURO ANTES QUE GRECIA
En declaraciones a Bloomberg TV, el economista también ha hablado sobre la situación por la que atraviesa la zona euro y los graves problemas a los que se enfrentan algunos de sus países miembros. En esta ocasión Roubini no señala a Grecia, sino a Finlandia. Según el economista el país nórdico saldrá del euro antes que los helenos.
Roubini ha calificado de "fracaso" la cumbre que mantuvieron hace unas semanas los líderes europeos "porque las rentabilidades de los bonos de España e Italia siguen altas". En su opinión, "vamos a ver nuevas crisis de deuda en los próximos días. Los mercados esperaban algo más como la mutualización o la monetarización de la deuda".
No obstante, el economista advierte de que "el problema es que ya no es solo Angela Merkel y Alemania, ni Finlandia ni Austria ni los Países Bajos quieren mutualizar la deuda de la Eurozona". Su previsión es que en 2013 "veremos una salida de Grecia del euro", pero "no hay que descartar que algunos países del corazón de Europa, como Finlandia, abandonen antes que Grecia".
13 nov 2011
13 sept 2011
Euro se Desploma, Renuncia Director del BCE
Axel Weber habia renunciado unos meses atras por el mismo motivo.
Jefe del Bundesbank (Banco Central Aleman) Jens Weidmann tambien se opone a la medida.
http://www.cnbc.com/id/44451534
24 ago 2011
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21 jun 2011
What are the social implications of economic collapse?
What are the social implications of economic collapse?
by Simon Black · View CommentsNew York City
For the last few days, we've been having an important discussion about the magnitude of the economic challenges in the west; if you didn't read yesterday's letter, I really encourage you to do so before proceeding because it's important to understand why the west has truly passed the point of no return.
Simply put, the United States and much of Europe are borrowing an extraordinary amount of money now just to pay interest on the money they've already borrowed. They cannot even self-fund their mandatory entitlement programs without going into the hole, and their options are limited:
Option 1: Continue borrowing, keep the party going.
As long as the government CAN do this, they WILL do this. Regardless of their intentions, though, more debt only worsens the situation, creating higher borrowing costs in the long run, and even more debt. As this happens, the pool of buyers begins to dry up, especially from overseas.
Option 2: Inflation
The more buyers stop purchasing Treasury securities, the more the Federal Reserve will mop up the excess liquidity. In doing so, the Fed essentially conjures up money and loans it to the government.
No matter what the government monkey statistics say, this is inflationary, plain and simple. The more money they print, the greater the level of inflation in the long-term. Meanwhile, as foreigners simultaneously reduce their US dollar holdings, this inflation will become more acutely felt in the US.
Option 3: Austerity
There's going to come a time when the US government is forced to face its economic reality and make some incredibly deep cuts that would be felt across society, from Wall Street and the military industrial complex to project housing on the other side of the tracks.
Option 4: Default
Eventually, the debt burden is simply going to be too much, and the most obvious solution will be to default. Politicians will make China out to be the enemy and they will probably invent a war just to have an excuse to default on Chinese owned debt. Americans will wave the flag and celebrate defaulting on their enemies.
Option 5: Economic Cannibalism
In the best traditions of Atlas Shrugged, the government will continue its persecution of the productive class– professionals, investors, entrepreneurs, and skilled workers. Existing taxes will rise, new taxes will be created, trade barriers will be enacted, and a maze of cost prohibitive regulations will be passed.
The first option (keeping the party going) is what has been happening for years. Politicians make small concessions to show they're "serious" about fiscal discipline, cutting laughably small programs while dumping hundreds of billions of dollars into wars and entitlement programs.
The worse the debt situation becomes, though, the higher the borrowing costs become, and the worse the debt situation becomes. It's not an enviable position. Existing lenders will continue backing away from the US Treasury market, giving option 1 a half-life measured in months at best.
In the longer term, only options 2-5 remain: inflation, austerity, default, and cannibalism. Each of these remaining options will shake the financial system to its core. More importantly, each of these has the power to create widespread social upheaval.
When inflation eats away at a family's already meager standard of living, when austerity eliminates the benefits to which recipients have grown accustomed, when default vanquishes a retiree's savings, when high taxes make workers feel like they're just government serfs– this is when the real turmoil will begin:
* Rising crime: devoid of a job or means to support their families, people will turn to crime out of desperation
* Class warfare: with dividing lines drawn between have's vs. have-not's, it will become unpopular and even dangerous to be successful
* Corruption: low-level public service officials will look to supplement their income through bribery and kickbacks
* Black economy: An underground, cash-only (probably gold or foreign currency) economy will emerge with people getting paid in envelopes
* Censorship: Of course they'll blame it on national security, but the idea will be to prevent public disparaging of government policy
* War: The government will need another major event to distract people from the real problems
* Protests/Riots: This is when things turn bloody
* Police state conditions: The government will close ranks and send the cops out to show all the little people who's really in charge
There are a number of other manifestations, and many are already showing signs of emergence. The US and European police states are alive and well. Crime is on the rise.
In Europe, cops are doing battle in the streets with their citizens. Think it can't happen in the US? Remember tanks in the streets during the LA riots? Remember New Orleans? Remember any number of G8/G20 protests?
Here's the bottom line: all you have to do is glance at the headlines to see what happens when you strip people of their livelihood, of their ability to put food on the table for their families.
The US has been able to kick the can down the road with the most blunt social implications simply because the country benefits so much from a US-oriented financial system. This is coming to an end very, very quickly.
As a rule of thumb, the greater the economic distortion, the harder the collapse. The US economy has been in a fantasy world for so long, and when its dominant primacy is yanked away, the collapse will be at freefall speed.
Listen… I'm not talking about the end of the world here, I'm talking about difficult times ahead, and the things that go beyond economics. It's time to face facts and look at how society will change (and has already changed).
Tomorrow, I'd like to write more about what we can do now. Meanwhile, please tell me what you think about this– how do you see society changing from this reset of the financial system?
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PERU: Sube inflacion
Perú tendría en enero inflación más alta en 10 meses
Por Ursula Scollo
LIMA, ene 29 . - Perú habría registrado una inflación
de un 0,36 por ciento en enero con respecto a diciembre, la tasa
más alta en los últimos 10 meses, debido a un alza en los precios
de los alimentos y los combustibles, mostró el viernes un sondeo
de Reuters.
El costo de vida en enero habría superado la inflación del
0,32 por ciento de diciembre, principalmente por un incremento de
los precios de los hidrocarburos.
Un sondeo realizado entre siete analistas y bancos arrojó una
mediana de 0,36 por ciento y un promedio de 0,33 por ciento para
la inflación de enero.
"El alza en los precios de los combustibles habría sido el
principal factor que impulsó al Indice de Precios al Consumidor
(IPC) durante el primer mes del año. Más aún, la huelga del
sector Transportes también habría incidido en el resultado", dijo
Roberto Flores de Inteligo SAB.
El alza de los combustibles desató una huelga de los
transportistas, que luego de tres días fue levantada cuando el
Consejo Nacional de Transporte Terrestre aceptó la propuesta del
Ejecutivo, para que se les devuelva el 30 por ciento del Impuesto
Selectivo al Consumo (ISC) al diésel, a través de un crédito
fiscal.
Según proyecciones del Banco Central peruano, este año el
costo de vida subiría entre 1,5 por ciento y 2,5 por ciento,
luego de haber cerrado con una inflación de 0,25 por ciento el
año 2009.
"Para enero se estima que la inflación en Lima Metropolitana
sea de 0,36 por ciento debido al alza en el precio en el rubro
alimentos y bebidas, donde destacó el alza en el precio del pollo
y del pescado en el mercado local", dijo el analista de la
consultora Maximixe, Roy Núñez.
Otro de los factores que habría incidido en el alza del IPC
en enero es "el precio de los commodities (materias primas) que
vienen repuntando y la mayor demanda interna producto del
crecimiento económico", refirió Alejandro Grisanti de Barclays
Capital.
El Gobierno prevé un crecimiento económico de 5 por ciento en
el 2010 debido a un aumento de las inversiones públicas y
privadas, que han impulsado la recuperación de algunos sectores
importantes como construcción.
"De igual manera se prevé que la inflación para el 2010
ascienda a 2,70 por ciento en respuesta no solo a la mejora en la
demanda interna sino al alza en los precios de los commodities",
agregó Roy Núñez.
Perú es el tercer productor mundial de cobre y el sexto de
oro.
El estatal Instituto Nacional de Estadísticas anunciará el 1
de febrero el dato oficial de inflación en enero.
A continuación, las estimaciones de la variación porcentual
del índice de precios al consumidor:
ENERO
Barclays Capital 0,21 PCT
Banco de Crédito del Perú 0,25 PCT
BBVA Banco Continental 0,30 PCT
Maximixe 0,36 PCT
Inteligo SAB 0,38 PCT
Banco Scotiabank 0,40 PCT
4CAST 0,40 PCT
MEDIANA: 0,36 PCT
PROMEDIO: 0,33 PCT
(Editado por Luis Azuaje)
REUTERS US TC LEA/
usa: -2.4% en 2009
PIB de Estados Unidos registra en 2009 la mayor caída en 46 años
Los mercados internacionales esperaban estos datos para analizar el ritmo de recuperación de la economía estadounidense, y apenas se dio a conocer la cifra el dólar comenzaba a subir ante una canasta de monedas.
El dato supone técnicamente el fin de la recesión en la que está inmerso el país desde hace dos años al marcar dos trimestres consecutivos de crecimiento.
Aun así, el National Bureau of Economic Research -grupo encargado de declarar oficialmente el final de las recesiones y que toma en cuenta además del crecimiento otros factores como el desempleo- todavía no se ha pronunciado al respecto.
Los economistas atribuyen el repunte a la mejora en el mercado inmobiliario y al avance de la producción industrial, aunque las compañías siguen sin aumentar el ritmo de contrataciones, lo que hace que el desempleo permanezca en el 10%.
Los expertos advierten, de todos modos, que parte del fuerte repunte del último trimestre del 2009 obedece a factores temporales como el estímulo gubernamental y a la decisión de las empresas de aumentar unos inventarios mermados por la recesión.
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