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Tag Archives: Deutsche Bank
Update: Germany Heads into the Double-Dip Zone
As the Angry Analyst warned, the fiscal austerity being implemented in Greece and the other Club Med countries would soon be felt because Germany has been relying on exports to these countries – not China – for growth. Economic sentiment, as measured by the ZEW institute, collapsed in September. This is particularly significant, because as can be seen from the accompanying chart, it leads the other key indicator produced by the IFO institute. And where this indicator leads, German industrial output is sure to follow.
Posted in Bond markets, Companies, Economy Also tagged banking, bond market, Deutsche Postbank, double-dip, Germany, Greece, manufacturing, sovereign debt crisis Leave a comment
What A Wicked Game to Play: The Truth Germany Conspires to Hide
Germany’s politicians are up to their necks in fraudulently covering up the true state of their banking system. Getting serious about cleaning up their banks would mean admitting the financial crisis was not all the fault of Anglo Saxon bankers. The price that Germany and Europe as a whole pays for this disingenuousness is likely to be another full-blown banking crisis. Only this time it will be Chancellor Angela Merkel and her colleagues that end up being cast as the villains.
Posted in Companies, Economy Also tagged banks, bond markets, Euro, France, Germany, Greece, Hypo Real Estate, Landesbanken, Postbank, UK Leave a comment
Deutsche Bank Aligns Itself With Disgraced ‘Hockey Stick’ Scientist