(www.abndigital.com) It’s Nigeria’s monetary policy announcement tomorrow with many analysts saying that a possible hike is on the cards as the Central Bank struggles to reign in inflation, which eased just slightly in October to 13.4 percent. In the lead up to announcement, the market has seen a surge in demand for Nigerian government bonds which are offering attractive yields relative to developed nations and even other frontier African markets like South Africa and Kenya. ABN’s Wole Famurewa reports.
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for the latest Peter Schiff, go to PeterSchiffBlog.com – Everyone seems to think that they know what caused the recent economic collapse. The United States commission recently concluded that the crisis could have been avoidable if there had been more regulations. Is their theory bogus? Peter Schiff says that this is completely incorrect. It was all due to the Federal Reserve policies and the congress who enabled them. They created all kinds of moral hazards that made the collapse pretty much inevitable. People are going to begin selling their United States treasuries, but it won’t be because they want to hurt the US, but only because they are trying to protect their wealth from the Federal Reserve’s inflation. The investigation into the financial crisis was a complete charade that wasted millions of dollars. The conclusion was planned in advance as an excuse for growing the size of the government. Bernie Madoff recently made a call from jail calling the whole government a Ponzi scheme. He perpetuated the largest Ponzi scheme in the history of the world, so when he says that the US government is doing exactly the same thing that he did, we ought to listen to him. Madoff probably has more credibility than Ben Bernanke. The quantitative easing is the sole result for the increase in the price of commodities. Measured in the price of real money, commodity prices are actually falling. It is only in terms of fiat money that commodity prices are going up. Bernanke says that he is …
Peter Schiff demonstrates in this video why he is the laughing stock of the financial services community. Within this video (Nov 20, 2008) he claims: US markets will keep going down (the DOW, S&P and Nasdaq recorded some of the biggest gains in history in 2009) US dollar will collapse (obviously didn’t, particularly over the full year of 2009) US treasuries will collapse as foreigners stop buying them (all treasury auctions did well over 2009, China is still increasing its purchase of treasuries). At the end he makes his famously erroneous prediction about gold going to US$2000/oz within 2009. Nowhere even near, what a joke.
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