Δημοσιεύτηκε στις 26 Απρ 2016
Economist
John Williams says it is not a matter of if, but when, there is panic
dollar selling. Williams says the Fed would try to slow it down.
Williams explains, “The Federal Reserve would step in and slow the pace
to make it not appear like a panic. If you start to see a panic selloff
(in the dollar), that’s a real bad sign. It means they are losing
control of the system, and I think that is coming. The initial effect
on the system for people living in the United States, as the dollar
crashes, you will see inflation beginning to surge, particularly from
oil and gasoline prices. Those effects will begin to spread in the
system. It will change the way people look at things and will start the
process that will eventually be a hyperinflation. The Fed does not
have a way out of this circumstance. They have backed themselves into a
corner. They have been keeping things reasonably stable, but they
can’t get things going in the economy. . . . The economy is in terrible
shape.”
Williams also says, “The dollar will blow up, and when I say blow up, it will collapse. There will be panic selling of the dollar, and that will intensify the inflation. The problem is they don’t have a way of avoiding it. If they could somehow get the economy back on track, they would have some room to work, I think, but the economy has never recovered.
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Williams also says, “The dollar will blow up, and when I say blow up, it will collapse. There will be panic selling of the dollar, and that will intensify the inflation. The problem is they don’t have a way of avoiding it. If they could somehow get the economy back on track, they would have some room to work, I think, but the economy has never recovered.
Join Greg Hunter as he goes One-on-One with John Williams, the founder of ShadowStats.com.
All links can be found on USAWatchdog.com: