Investment-blog.net: Stocks, Emerging markets, Bonds, Currencies and Commodities

I get the feeling the G7’s central banks are preparing for another coordinated effort to once again cut interest rates at the same time.

The language in their statement included an overhaul of more conservative lending on new loans, while very closely monitoring the existing book of loans and credit.

They are likely preparing banks for more conservative lending so they can reduce rates again to support global house prices, as the meant-to-rent folk foreclose lose their homes to the people who sold the homes to them.

In essence, the global rate cuts will ostensibly appear to be healing the wounds of the dollar when in reality they’ll be lacerating themselves.

It will be more global inflation, which bodes well for the commodity bull, particularly gold.

Did you like this? If so, please bookmark it,

about it, and subscribe to the blog RSS feed.

Possibly Related Posts:

• Why Crude Oil Prices will Decline
• 15 reminders of how happy talk misled us a decade ago
• “How I made a million in the stock market”
• Lower Rates: tough to get. Mortgage applications find it’s harder to qualify.
• Regarding the “ratio of debt to GDP” and other data.

Did you like this? If so, please bookmark it, about it, and subscribe to the blog RSS feed.

Technorati Tags: Buy Gold, Central Banks, Commodity Gold, G7, Global Rate, Healing The Wounds, House Prices, Inflation, Interest Rates, Loans, S Central