From Money Morning
By Martin Hutchinson
''Speaking last week, the Chief Executive of Goldman Sachs (NYSE: GS) claimed that if the "fiscal cliff" of tax increases and spending cuts go into effect on January 1, the U.S. dollar would lose its reserve currency status.
As the Vampire Squid's representatives often do, Blankfein actually has it backwards.
Contrary to what Blankfein thinks, a legitimate movement to deal with
the fiscal cliff would cut the federal deficit in half, make the
country more or less solvent and strengthen the dollar.
However, the problem is that the fiscal cliff
involves pain. And since politicians like to delay pain as long as
possible, the chances are good the fiscal cliff will be postponed
again.''
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