Auto, real estate, financial services, manufacturing and ‘export to US’ sectors leading the world stock markets into deflation driven depression
Peter Oberois
Mar. 16, 2007

The world stock markets are reeling from the after effect of ‘easy credit’ in Europe and America. Asia’s need to export every thing to American and Euro Zone market is also playing a big factor because the Western nations are reluctant to allow Japan, China and other Asian nations to keep their currency artificially lower to promote exports to US and Euro Zone.

The real estate in America is also a very big factor. The ‘bubble burst’ effect is spreading fast across the real estate market. Half a million more homes are on their way for sale in America due to foreclosure procedure on those who could not pay the mortgages.

The financial services sector is also in the lead for overall downward trend. The fall out from the subprime and other mortgage underwriting standard is going to haunt this sector for the next twenty years.

Auto is affecting manufacturing and real estate sector slumps. The gauges that measure manufacturing activities point to deep recession already.

The biggest pressure is on ‘exporters and dumpers of goods and services to US’. These companies in China, India, Japan and other countries are also leading the downtrend as Asian currencies are forced to take the ground of ‘fair value’.

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