Monday, August 8, 2011

Everyone's Counting Financial Cost But Social Unrest Could Follow As Night Does Day

Adele Ferguson


Investors in global equities markets might be feeling battered and bruised as fears of a global recession take hold but the riots in London could become a symbol of a social backlash smouldering away in the debt-bloated countries of Europe and the US.
With so much negativity, it is hard to see what will snap everyone out of the malaise. Here, the market breached the psychological 4000 barrier yesterday, wiping off billions of dollars, and it looks as if it doesn't know how to stop.......

These debt problems took years to amass and it will take years for them to unwind. Let's just hope the social issues don't get out of hand........

4 comments:

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