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Mix-Ansicht- Geheimes Treffen der Notenbanker in Paris? - NickLeeson, 22.06.2000, 20:53
- Re: Geheimes Treffen der Notenbanker in Paris? - dottore, 23.06.2000, 11:10
Geheimes Treffen der Notenbanker in Paris?
Hallo allerseits,
ich möchte hier noch einmal auf die Seite Safe Haven von Ed Bugos hinweisen, da sie weder über FiendBear noch über PrudentBear zu erreichen ist. In seinem neuesten Kommentar berichtet Ed von einem nichtöffentlichen Treffen der Notenbanker mit über 100 Top-Bankern in Paris. Hier der entsprechende Absatz:
However, by far the most significant signs of change were apparent in the Gold and currency markets, and it all started on the day of the weak employment report (June 2nd), or did it? After all, the real break in the dollar occurred on the Monday (May 29th) of that week, and do you know what happened right in between? Mr. Greenspan met with the Bank of England's Eddie George, the European Central Bank President, Wim Duisenberg, and a representative from the Bank of Japan in a closed door secret"Parisian" meeting, in front of over 100 CEO's from the world's largest private banking titans. The location is an irony that café members at le metropole will appreciate.
Nobody yet understands the significance of that meeting"behind closed doors" in Paris, but it was obviously important. This was the largest assemblage of bankers that I have ever seen; yet there was not a peep about it in the press. I think it was Reuters that quoted one"anonymous" banker as saying that there wasn't any significant information to even"phone any of my dealers with."
If that is so, then why the secrecy behind closed doors? If it was simply an exercise in academia, some members of the public might have been interested. It might have even made for good press. Anyhow, all we really know for sure is that the most powerful men on the planet met behind closed doors, and nothing of significance was said! Actually, this whole thing smells as if a very important briefing on upcoming events was disclosed in there, and perhaps the decisively more bullish action in Gold prices so far this month bears that out better than anything else.
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