IMF chief warn against effects of US debt default on global economy
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The US treasury secretary has issued a stark warning about the risks of government's debt default for the global economy. Jack Lew said a US default will have serious economic repercussions which include what he called deep damage to the world's financial markets. His comments come a week before a deadline to raise the U-S borrowing limit, also known as the debt ceiling. Lew urged the U-S congress to meet its responsibility so that the country will not face a debt default. Lew said if Congress does not act, the U-S government cannot pay its bills, which will have very serious consequences. Meanwhile, a similar warning has also come from the I-M-F chief, Christine Lagarde about the consequences of a U-S debt default.
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So the jews who are robbing the US and all other western nations through their private banking schemes are yet again trying to scaremonger us all into giving them more power and more leeway and of course more wealth.... hasn't anyone gotten sick of this yet? They don't do real work, they all feed like locusts on the labor of the workers and they have been thrown out of 109 countries throughout time, oh and they have committed several terrorist and espionage attacks against the US etc as well.
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It's hard doing what's simple! GO Bill Still!
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