Светската финансиска криза и кај нас пристигна
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RAYTHEON23
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pa veke se gledase vlijanieto i dodeka vladata gi spremase mudrostite da ja izbegneme krizava...kaj nas prvenstveno psiholoski udri,a eve sega vo praksa ni se slucuva
Jas mislam deka krizata e na samiot pocetok, a za nekoj mesec potocno posle izborite ke ne fati edno ekonomsko CUNAMI vo koe sto mnogu firmi ke propadnat a mal del ke ostanat,Ke ostanat firmite kako sto se T-mobil,VIP,COSMOFON i drugi firmi koi pravat nevideni dobivki so toa sto go derat ovoj beden narod.So zatvoranjeto i otpustanjeto na rabotnici (a veke ima golem del otpusteni od metalurskite firmi)ke se javi problem so toa sto lugeto nema da mozat da gi isplakaat ratite od kreditite na vreme(do sega se isplakaat so zastedite koi sto gi imaa i do koga ke gi imaat), ke pocnat problemite so zirantite za pomalite krediti i aktiviranje na hipotekite za pogolemite krediti,hipotekite bankite koi sto ke gi zemat nema da mozat da gi prodadat poradi toa sto ne plasiraat novi krediti a veke nema koj da gi plati vo celost, pa zatoa cenite ke padnat na nedviznostite od samite banki za da mozat da gi prodadat stanovite ,kukite A KE GI IMA MNOGU i so toa se sozdavaat uslovi da ova kriza se prelee vo bankarskiot sistem,pa mislam deka i zatoa veke bankite ne plasiraat krediti za da mozat veke plasiranite krediti da gi povratat,ke pocnat i namaluvanje na platite pa i otpustanje na agentite od bankite za da mozat da opstanat posto veke nema kamati od krediti i provizii od samite komitenti so koi sto veke imaat namalen obem na rabota.Firmive veke nemaat pari za rabota poveketo od site firmi se dolzni megu sebe,a so noviot zakon za bruto plati i tie pari sto gi imaa veke im gi sobraa.Taka da ovaa godina ke bide katastrofalna za site.
igor108367
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Светдската економска криза ќе заврши годинава според експерите пред се благодарение на американскиот претседател Барек Обама. Еве еден артикал натаа тема за америка
WASHINGTON – America's recession "probably" will end this year if the government succeeds in bolstering the banking system, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said Sunday in a rare television interview.
In carefully hedged remarks in a taped interview with CBS' "60 Minutes," Bernanke seemed to express a bit more optimism that this could be done.
Still, Bernanke stressed — as he did to Congress last month — that the prospects for the recession ending this year and a recovery taking root next year hinge on a difficult task: getting banks to lend more freely again and getting the financial markets to work more normally.
"We've seen some progress in the financial markets, absolutely," Bernanke said. "But until we get that stabilized and working normally, we're not going to see recovery.
"But we do have a plan. We're working on it. And, I do think that we will get it stabilized, and we'll see the recession coming to an end probably this year."
Even if the recession, which began in December 2007, ends this year, the unemployment rate will keep climbing past the current quarter-century high of 8.1 percent, Bernanke said.
A growing number of economists think the jobless rate will hit 10 percent by the end of this year.
Asked about the biggest potential dangers now, Bernanke suggested a lack of "political will" to solve the financial crisis.
He said, though, that the United States has averted the risk of plunging into a depression.
"I think we've gotten past that," he said.
It's rare for a sitting Fed chief to grant an interview, whether for broadcast or print. Bernanke said he chose to do so because it's an "extraordinary time" for the country, and it gave him a chance to speak directly to the American public. (A transcript of the interview was provided in advance of the broadcast.)
Bernanke spoke at a time of rising public anger over financial bailouts using taxpayer money. Battling the worst financial crisis since the 1930s, the government has put hundreds of billions of those dollars at risk to prop up troubled institutions and stabilize the banking system.
Institutions that have been thrown lifelines include American International Group Inc., Citigroup Inc., Bank of America Corp., mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac and others.
Democrats and Republicans on Capitol Hill have questioned the effectiveness of the rescue efforts and have demanded more information about how taxpayers' money is being used.
Bernanke's TV interview seemed to be part of a government public relations offensive. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner appeared on PBS' "The Charlie Rose Show" last week, discussing the financial crisis and the Obama's administration's relief efforts.
The Fed chief on Sunday's broadcast repeated his ire over the AIG bailout, saying that over the past 18 months, that was the case that angered him the most. He says he "slammed the phone more than a few times on discussing AIG."
The government's four efforts to save the troubled insurance giant total more than $170 billion. A collapse of AIG would have wreaked havoc on the global economy, the Fed has said.
AIG ignited fresh outrage over the weekend with news that it's making $165 million in bonus payments to executives on Sunday, most of them in the unit that sold risky financial contracts that caused huge losses for AIG.
When the financial crisis intensified last fall, Bernanke and President George W. Bush's Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson rushed to Capitol Hill for help. That led to the swift enactment of a $700 billion bailout package in October. Since then, banks have received billions in capital injections in return for government ownership stakes in them.
Looking back, Bernanke said the world came close to a financial meltdown. Asked how close, Bernanke responded: "It was very close."
Bernanke admitted that the Fed could have done a better job of overseeing banks. Critics say lax regulatory oversight contributed to the crisis.
Bernanke said he believes all the big banks the Fed regulates are solvent. Big banks won't fail under his watch, Bernanke said — though, if necessary, the government should try to "wind it down in a safe way."
WASHINGTON – America's recession "probably" will end this year if the government succeeds in bolstering the banking system, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said Sunday in a rare television interview.
In carefully hedged remarks in a taped interview with CBS' "60 Minutes," Bernanke seemed to express a bit more optimism that this could be done.
Still, Bernanke stressed — as he did to Congress last month — that the prospects for the recession ending this year and a recovery taking root next year hinge on a difficult task: getting banks to lend more freely again and getting the financial markets to work more normally.
"We've seen some progress in the financial markets, absolutely," Bernanke said. "But until we get that stabilized and working normally, we're not going to see recovery.
"But we do have a plan. We're working on it. And, I do think that we will get it stabilized, and we'll see the recession coming to an end probably this year."
Even if the recession, which began in December 2007, ends this year, the unemployment rate will keep climbing past the current quarter-century high of 8.1 percent, Bernanke said.
A growing number of economists think the jobless rate will hit 10 percent by the end of this year.
Asked about the biggest potential dangers now, Bernanke suggested a lack of "political will" to solve the financial crisis.
He said, though, that the United States has averted the risk of plunging into a depression.
"I think we've gotten past that," he said.
It's rare for a sitting Fed chief to grant an interview, whether for broadcast or print. Bernanke said he chose to do so because it's an "extraordinary time" for the country, and it gave him a chance to speak directly to the American public. (A transcript of the interview was provided in advance of the broadcast.)
Bernanke spoke at a time of rising public anger over financial bailouts using taxpayer money. Battling the worst financial crisis since the 1930s, the government has put hundreds of billions of those dollars at risk to prop up troubled institutions and stabilize the banking system.
Institutions that have been thrown lifelines include American International Group Inc., Citigroup Inc., Bank of America Corp., mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac and others.
Democrats and Republicans on Capitol Hill have questioned the effectiveness of the rescue efforts and have demanded more information about how taxpayers' money is being used.
Bernanke's TV interview seemed to be part of a government public relations offensive. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner appeared on PBS' "The Charlie Rose Show" last week, discussing the financial crisis and the Obama's administration's relief efforts.
The Fed chief on Sunday's broadcast repeated his ire over the AIG bailout, saying that over the past 18 months, that was the case that angered him the most. He says he "slammed the phone more than a few times on discussing AIG."
The government's four efforts to save the troubled insurance giant total more than $170 billion. A collapse of AIG would have wreaked havoc on the global economy, the Fed has said.
AIG ignited fresh outrage over the weekend with news that it's making $165 million in bonus payments to executives on Sunday, most of them in the unit that sold risky financial contracts that caused huge losses for AIG.
When the financial crisis intensified last fall, Bernanke and President George W. Bush's Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson rushed to Capitol Hill for help. That led to the swift enactment of a $700 billion bailout package in October. Since then, banks have received billions in capital injections in return for government ownership stakes in them.
Looking back, Bernanke said the world came close to a financial meltdown. Asked how close, Bernanke responded: "It was very close."
Bernanke admitted that the Fed could have done a better job of overseeing banks. Critics say lax regulatory oversight contributed to the crisis.
Bernanke said he believes all the big banks the Fed regulates are solvent. Big banks won't fail under his watch, Bernanke said — though, if necessary, the government should try to "wind it down in a safe way."
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Кризата е насекаде веке.От државите во болд Србиja бара 2 милиарда евро заем от ММФ,Романиja 20 милиарда евро.Грциja е во еврозоната и ЦЕБ ке ja субсидира,Бугариja разчита на големите монетарни резерви.
Учекува се да нема спад на БВП за повекето држави на Балкан,па во некои е можно и зголемуване от 1-2%.
Ке почекаме и ке видиме.
edna ekonomska kriza(recesija) trae najmalku 6meseci a cisto sumljam deka deka ovaa ke bide tolku cela 2009 godina ke bide katstrofa prosledan so golema nevrabotenost i niska stapka na ekonomski rast,taka da nema zazivuvanjeto na ekonomija spored mene treba da se ocekuva tak 2010god
Сега се прават некои анализи и претпоставки дека кризата ќе трае до крај на годинава,а наредната светската економија ќе почне да заздравува...
Македонија нема гајле ние 20 години се тренираме и челичиме како би се живеело у криза :pos2:
Македонија нема гајле ние 20 години се тренираме и челичиме како би се живеело у криза :pos2:
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smart ass
Гостин
Да бе куршум не не бие и не не сече сабја
leandra
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Колку е интересно,сите земји во светот паѓаат во кома на 5% стапка невработеност,ама се неизживеани:pos2: Ние треба да бидеме лидери (во совети) како да се преживее.Ќе испадне нашиот владатар и ќе каже:Македонија нема да е во рецесија,јас гарантирам!Ние сме во цутот на развојот,вака никогаш не било досега,просперитет само во нагорна линија.
И дрвната индустрија колабираше деновиве.Металската оддамна,текситилната игра твист,остана уште земјоделие да го полни буџетот.Млекарите на раб на самоубиство.Избори со дневници од 1000,2000 и 3000 денари за администрација,по илјадници гласачки места * 5 луѓе,материјал за гласање и прекувремени дневници за полицијата.
Има уште некоја гранка што носи пари,а се прпелка во калта?
Македонија веќе е во црната зона,нема каде да мава рецесијата,ние оддамна сме покосени,уште од 91та,но сега ќе имаме причина да се переме пред граѓаните,а и да кукаме по надворешни донатори:smir:
И дрвната индустрија колабираше деновиве.Металската оддамна,текситилната игра твист,остана уште земјоделие да го полни буџетот.Млекарите на раб на самоубиство.Избори со дневници од 1000,2000 и 3000 денари за администрација,по илјадници гласачки места * 5 луѓе,материјал за гласање и прекувремени дневници за полицијата.
Има уште некоја гранка што носи пари,а се прпелка во калта?
Македонија веќе е во црната зона,нема каде да мава рецесијата,ние оддамна сме покосени,уште од 91та,но сега ќе имаме причина да се переме пред граѓаните,а и да кукаме по надворешни донатори:smir:
FOREIGN INVESTORS SELL MOST ON STOCK EXCHANGE
Foreign investors are still leaving the Macedonian Stock Exchange. Their market share of 22.48 percent in December 2008 dropped to 21.42 percent last month, which gives confirmation to the negative trend that started with the outbreak of the global financial crisis.
Foreign firms accounted for 30.90 percent and foreign physical persons 1.06 percent of the shares segment of the official market in January. Their joint share stood at 31.96 percent in January, and 33.26 percent in December, which is a drop of 1.3 percent, Business reports.
In the bonds segment the drop is minimal. However, the foreign share is small, too, standing at a mere 4.4 percent in January, 0.37 percent down from a month earlier.
Foreign legal entities made up a total of 19.57 percent and foreign physical persons 1.85 percent of the Macedonian Stock Exchange. This negative trend is present in the other markets of the region, too. Foreign firms and private persons are selling their shares and transferring their capital elsewhere or stop investing altogether.
И што? Што значи ова ќе сака некој да ми објасни ве молам? Демек ова е показател дека кризата стигна во Македонија? :pos2:
Не велам дека не стигнала, ама ако овој текст е најголем показател... :uvo:
Странците ги продавале акциите кои ги поседуваат во МК? Па нормално во криза се они и им требаат пари, па ќе продаваат! Значи се тргува на берза... ТОП, значи имаат пари нашиве да им ги купат акциите на странците.... пак ТОП.
И сеа зашто плачете? Па дај боже и Т-Мобиле да ги продаде акциите на наши луѓе и целиот капитал од профитот на Т-Мобиле да остане во МК!
Неможам да разберам... само да се кукало и плачело, а на никој не му текна да образложи зашто е ова негативно за нас!
Еве предлагам тој што ја отвори темава нека образложи...
Foreign investors are still leaving the Macedonian Stock Exchange. Their market share of 22.48 percent in December 2008 dropped to 21.42 percent last month, which gives confirmation to the negative trend that started with the outbreak of the global financial crisis.
Foreign firms accounted for 30.90 percent and foreign physical persons 1.06 percent of the shares segment of the official market in January. Their joint share stood at 31.96 percent in January, and 33.26 percent in December, which is a drop of 1.3 percent, Business reports.
In the bonds segment the drop is minimal. However, the foreign share is small, too, standing at a mere 4.4 percent in January, 0.37 percent down from a month earlier.
Foreign legal entities made up a total of 19.57 percent and foreign physical persons 1.85 percent of the Macedonian Stock Exchange. This negative trend is present in the other markets of the region, too. Foreign firms and private persons are selling their shares and transferring their capital elsewhere or stop investing altogether.
И што? Што значи ова ќе сака некој да ми објасни ве молам? Демек ова е показател дека кризата стигна во Македонија? :pos2:
Не велам дека не стигнала, ама ако овој текст е најголем показател... :uvo:
Странците ги продавале акциите кои ги поседуваат во МК? Па нормално во криза се они и им требаат пари, па ќе продаваат! Значи се тргува на берза... ТОП, значи имаат пари нашиве да им ги купат акциите на странците.... пак ТОП.
И сеа зашто плачете? Па дај боже и Т-Мобиле да ги продаде акциите на наши луѓе и целиот капитал од профитот на Т-Мобиле да остане во МК!
Неможам да разберам... само да се кукало и плачело, а на никој не му текна да образложи зашто е ова негативно за нас!
Еве предлагам тој што ја отвори темава нека образложи...
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Ти со сите ли си како може да не прескокне кризата го фаќа цел свет само може да се ублажи како што добро оди сега!!
leandra
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Како мислиш добро ни оди?Би те замолила со еден барем показател да го потврдиш тврдењево,во спротивно се само празни зборови од политичка побуда:smir:
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ova kaj nas e vestacki nametnata ekonomska kriza
ko nie da sne ja nemale
samo go plasat narodot da ne smee da izleze ko kojznae kolku ke se zastedi
pa taka stradaat pomalite firmi radi namaluvanje na promet i se drugo vodi nataka zatvaranje dukani i otpustanje rabotnici
a i ova danocive vo vozduh
ili ke se raboti ili ic nema da se raboti
koj ke izdrzi
drz te se
ko nie da sne ja nemale
samo go plasat narodot da ne smee da izleze ko kojznae kolku ke se zastedi
pa taka stradaat pomalite firmi radi namaluvanje na promet i se drugo vodi nataka zatvaranje dukani i otpustanje rabotnici
a i ova danocive vo vozduh
ili ke se raboti ili ic nema da se raboti
koj ke izdrzi
drz te se