Derweil macht uns bloomberg schon mal die Defla schmackhaft: "Super, alles wird billiger!"

Gaby , Mittwoch, 04.12.2013, 11:29 (vor 4418 Tagen) @ Mieses von Ludwig

Moin,

bemerkenswert ist doch, dass nun medial umgeschwenkt wird. Bloomberg macht uns schon mal die Deflation schmackhaft. Motto: "Super, alles wird billiger."

Dann können die Leute wieder kaufen, ja, ist klar. Bemerkenswert übrigens ein Zitat aus dem Artikel: "Laurent Freixe, executive vice-president of Nestle SA, the world’s biggest food company, echoed that concern in an Oct. 17 conference call with investors. The company is seeing “deflationary tensions” in Europe, “so everyone is fighting for a share of a shrinking pie.”

Und ein wenig zwischen den Zeilen gelesen (Hervorhebung von mir): “This isn’t a Japanese-style deflation yet,” said Ludovic Subran, chief economist at Euler Hermes, a Paris-based credit insurer. “What we have is a euro-zone disinflation, with much stronger pressures in non-core countries.”

Na dann: Besuchen Sie Ihr Kaufhaus. So lange es noch geht. (Anmerkung: Die Enländer scheinen das schon gerafft zu haben: Savers have been withdrawing money from their accounts at the fastest rate for nearly 40 years, Bank of England figures show.

They took £23 billion out of long-term savings in the past 12 months, equivalent to £900 for every household in the country.

They either spent the cash – which in many cases was earning little more than 1 per cent interest – or moved it to easy-access current accounts. The Bank’s figures suggest that record low interest rates have convinced many to give up on the prospect of meaningful returns on their nest eggs."

Viele Grüße

Gaby

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