Emerging markets may prevent global economic collapse in 2017
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http://illuminatisilver.com http://facebook.com/illuminatisilver Emerging markets may prevent global economic collapse in 2017 Today is Wednesday 5th October 2016 and we are briefly discussing further implications of the recently published IMF Report and further signals as to why emerging markets may actually help the world economy in 2017. Capital inflows into emerging markets have resumed in 2016, following two years of outflows, and the stage may now be set for a period of greater macroeconomic, currency and commodity stability, which could propel global growth, to 4% in 2017 (the highest level since 2010). China’s economy, the world’s second largest, is forecast to expand 6.6% this year and 6.2% in 2017, down from growth of 6.9% last year but still significant. Growth in emerging Asia, and especially India, continues to be resilient. India’s gross domestic product is projected to expand 7.6% this year and next year, the fastest pace among the world’s major economies. Of course none of us know whether they will be successful, however, despite the doom and gloom merchants predicting global economic collapse since even before 2008 we have not experienced it on the scale they have forecast, and gold and silver remain at modest price points. We are not convinced the Armageddon situation will occur before 2018 if it does at all, and this video is one reason of the many which supports why we think that. Please view our latest videos: Mike Pence wins the Vice Presidential Debate in Virginia https://youtu.be/s9x-xYWJt8E Gold slides to $1272 and silver $17.86 – Good buying opportunity? https://youtu.be/ebzfN53FbuU Good news for gold and silver as IMF reports China Growth may be OK https://youtu.be/jMht1Xim90E Gold and Silver Update w/e 30th Sept 2016 - by illuminati silver https://youtu.be/NlXuT5XnO8s 9 Reasons why Donald Trump Could Become A Great President https://youtu.be/tHcqdSY4IoM Trump loses $800 million in 1 year and now worth only $3.7 bn https://youtu.be/QRVKwGNVWNU Deutsche Bank on brink of a Deal with the DOJ https://youtu.be/Zk8ubsHOtbo Gold Price Prediction for end of 2016 (part 2 of 2) https://youtu.be/VzfASWse26Q Clinton marginally wins the 1st Presidential debate but Trump performs well https://youtu.be/t52e1lzJmok Trump vs Clinton Presidential Debate - 26th September 2016 https://youtu.be/6XgLdY1Oo_o Gold Price Prediction for end of 2016 (part 1 of 2) https://youtu.be/99ePpAHdREg
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Hello! I liked your video # 37 and have already signed up. Let's be friend :)
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Good! I realy hope you guys are somewhat correct with your time estimates, as i really need at least 1-2 years to stock up! :)
If i get 3-5 years, then even betterr :) -
You have been busy punching out plenty of presentations of late (thank you). It must be sign that things are improving with your health (good for you)! With regard to the content of this presentation, I would like to believe what the IMF economists have said about world economic growth forecasts. However, I am rather skeptical given the number of deep rooted debt and structural problems which continue to persist in developed economies (as other subscribers to this channel have stated). The IMF forecasts in emerging economies may well eventuate but will they enough to drag the developed economies out of their economic malaise? We need some leadership in government to say enough is enough – we cannot continue to live beyond of means otherwise a long economic “hard landing” will be inevitable.
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I see the benefits for the US, and to some extent, Western Europe, to be limited as the economies shift towards a larger service sector and a smaller manufacturing sector.
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You did not foresee the massive sales on the comex to squeeze the prices of gold and silver? What about the truth?
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I do not think we make, or have, any crap they want to buy.
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Consumption demand will have to come principally from EMs for global growth to happen.
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Ok, guess we will see if this pans out,Im wondering how much of this info is legit
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EM's have issued close to 10 trillion in dollar denominated debt - how will they fair when the dollar strengthens?
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