Jadanik aipatutakoa:
Albistea: Is It Time To Panic About Deutsche Bank?1
2013ko apirilean: “Back in April 2013, we showed for the first time something few were aware of, namely that “At $72.8 Trillion, The Bank With The Biggest Derivative Exposure In The World” was not JPMorgan as some had expected, but Germany’s banking behemoth, Deutsche bank.”
Orain dela ia urte bete: “The Elephant In The Room: Deutsche Bank’s $75 Trillion In Derivatives Is 20 Times Greater Than German GDP.”
2015eko ekainean: Then, last June, we asked the most pointed question yet: “Is Deutsche Bank The Next Lehman?”
(1 trilioi amerikarra = 1 bilioi europarra)
Galdera: Is it time to panic about Deutsche Bank yet?
Ikus dezagun…
Albistea: No, Deutsche Bank Is Not Fixed2
“Having bounced 22% off Thursday’s lows, amid endless confidence-inspiring chatter (…), Deutsche Bank closed lower on the day, tumbling over 6% from its opening highs as the reality of the credit markets continues to sink in.”
So, no, Deutsche Bank (and its $64 trilion derivatives book) is not “fixed” – far from it…
Eta sistema osoak, berriz ere, krak egingo balu?
Alta, Euskal Herrian ‘krisia’ gaindituz doa: honela diote asto guztiek, behin eta berriz. “Hala baitabiltza Euskal Herriko asto guztiak arrantzaka”, Aresti gogoratuz.