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Re: jsc52033 post# 1189

Tuesday, 10/14/2014 4:48:05 PM

Tuesday, October 14, 2014 4:48:05 PM

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not at the moment but in overseas.
in regard to ur black swan posting in fact some signs are imminent, QE4 goes public again.
The International Monetary Fund cut its forecast for global growth last week and said the euro area faces the risk of a recession.

The IMF now expects world growth to register at 3.3% in 2014, down 0.1% from its forecast in July. For 2015, it also slashed its forecast by 0.2% to 3.8%.

The organization, which represents 188 countries, now expects world growth to come in at 3.3% in 2014, down 0.1% from its forecast in July. While in 2015, it expects growth of 3.8%, down 0.2% from earlier expectations.

As if to rub salt into the wounds of Europe’s death by a thousand-downgrades, Goldman Sachs followed up Germany’s decision to drastically cut its growth outlook for 2014 (+1.2% from +1.8%) and 2015 (+1.3% from +2.0%) by slashing its forecast for Europe in Q3 to a triple-dip recessionary -0.15% GDP growth. This is dramatically below an “over-optimistic” consensus of +0.35% as incoming data is notably weaker than expected. The DAX remains well below the crucial 9,000 level (having plunged early in the European session) and bund yields have collapsed to new record lows.

Germany cuts its own forecast…

*GERMANY SEES 2014 GDP GROWTH AT 1.2%: SAW 1.8%
*GERMANY SEES 2015 GDP GROWTH AT 1.3%: SAW 2.0%

FED’S WILLIAMS SAYS QE MAY BE NEEDED IF ECONOMY FALTERS
This is what a happy, money-printing John Williams looks like:
The head of the San Francisco Federal Reserve Bank on Tuesday said he would be open to another of round asset purchases if inflation trends were to fall significantly short of the U.S. central bank's target.

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-10-14/qe4-countdown-has-begun

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