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To: THE ANT who wrote (143277)	9/1/2018 11:21:55 AM
From: elmatador	Respond to of 217840

You do remember fleecing right? Guess you is going to be fleeced. Fleecing means increase of interest rates fleeces emerging markets that turn into capital exporters. See Debt crisis of LATAM in the 80s. Now see who is going to be fleeced. Message 31769901

To: THE ANT who wrote (143277)	9/2/2018 12:00:03 AM
From: elmatador	Respond to of 217840

Ten years of Zero Interest Rates. Why people do not bring this into discussion? For two reasons. 1) Very few people understand what have been going on. 2) Because ordinary people have been benefitting from it. Was anyone complaining about the housing bubble? How about the Tech Bubble? The effects are not localized in EU, the US and Japan. They've spread. Emerging markets' branches of foreign EU, the US and Japan companies have gone for the easy money. These countries are the first to feel the effects as we are seeing. But the effects will come home to be felt in the EU, the US and Japan. When you have Near Zero Interest Rates, any project that needs finance is financed. This Federal Policy Enabled the Fracking Industry’s $280 Billion Loss desmogblog.com