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Second half of 2010: Sudden intensification of the global systemic crisis – Strengthening of five fundamental negative trends

Public announcement (February 16, 2010)GEAB N°42 available:

Second half of 2010: Sudden intensification of the global systemic crisis – Strengthening of five fundamental negative trends

Our team anticipates, in this 42nd issue of the GEAB, a sudden intensification of the crisis in the second half of 2010, caused by a double effect of a catching up of events which were temporarily « frozen » in the second half of 2009 and the impossibility of maintaining the palliative remedies of past years… (page 2)

. the explosion of the bubble in public deficits and a corresponding increase in state defaults
. the fatal impact of the Western banking system with mounting debt defaults and the wall of debt coming to maturity
. the inescapable rise in interest rates
. the increase in issues causing international tension
. a growing social insecurity

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