The World Is Broke

August 6, 2010
by Judith Sherman

Is The World Broke?

Based on Post From Fox News

America isn’t the only country in financial trouble, Europe is having problems as well.

Fox News reports that “Spending in the U.S. threatens to leverage the domestic economy so much that it faces, within just a few years, a debt level that represents the country’s entire gross domestic product. ” This statement causes grave concern for Americans and their children’s future.

Although the United States has unemployment nearing 10%, and even though its economy is not sure if it’s in recovery or not, American taxpayers are forced to help out the rest of the world. So how did we get here? FOX Business Network reports explore how we got here. These reports help us better understand the world around us.

Greece Likely to Get Fresh Aid

Greece is expected to qualify for a 9 billion euro payout from its bailout fund.

Is the World Broke?

Use these links to find out the answer.

slumped after Greece’s economic crisis threatened to spread and rattled ….. capital markets were slammed by the European sovereign debt crisis. Nomura analysts estimated their ….. of bringing liquidity back to European funding and interbank markets foxbusiness.com/story/markets/economy/grim-second-quarter-add-european-banks-stress/

Bank of Canada Raises Rates, Sees Recovery Slowing

and said efforts to tackle the European debt crisis would slow the pace of the global ….. suggested. A greater focus on debt reduction and austerity around ….. While the policy response to the European sovereign debt crisis has reduced the risk of an adverse

foxbusiness.com/story/markets/market-overview/update–bank-canada-raises-rates-sees-recovery-slowing/

Net Foreign Purchases Of U.S. Assets Slow In May

haven U.S. assets in recent months as the European debt crisis intensified. Foreign investors were net ….. April. Foreigners sold U.S. corporate debt in May but continued to purchase agency debt . Including short-term securities and bank

foxbusiness.com/story/markets/industries/finance/net-foreign-purchases-assets-slow/

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