Stark gehebelte, auf Pump finanzierte Assets führen zu krisenhaften Entladungen an den Märkten, aber nicht normales Anlegerverhalten.
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Die Staatsverschuldung der Industrieländer kann nicht auf herkömmliche Weise abgebaut werden, selbst wenn Austeritätsprogramme lange Jahre laufen würden. Eine Wachstumsstrategie funktioniert aus demografischen Gründen nicht. Haircuts großer Länder wären zu teuer. Was bleibt, ist der Ankauf der Schulden durch die Zentralbanken. Wenn die amerikanische Zentralbank ihr gerade gestartetes QE3-Programm bis zum Jahr 2015 ausdehnen würde, würde sie 25 Prozent der US-Staatsverschuldung aufgesaugt haben.
http://www.wellenreiter-invest.de/...iterWoche/Wellenreiter120926.htm
The percentage of U.S. consumers with two or more outstanding loans has nearly doubled since 2005, and the amount of debt is up more than 50 percent, according to new figures from FICO — the company that calculates credit scores for the major credit bureaus.
The new figures come as credit experts, economists and politicians debate whether the nation’s exploding student debt — which topped $1 trillion earlier this year — could impact an already fragile economy. FICO says it bases its new findings on “a large sample” of consumer data from one of the three largest credit bureaus. (Read More: Student Debt: America's $1 Trillion Time Bomb.)
The figures show student debt putting an increasing strain on household balance sheets.
FICO says 11.8 percent of U.S. consumers have two or more open student loans on their credit report, up from 6.2 percent in 2005. The average debt of $26,549 is up 54 percent from 2005, when it stood at $17,236. That far outpaces the growth of other types of debt including mortgages, credit cards and auto loans, the company said.
And for a relatively small but growing number of borrowers, the size of their student debt rivals the size of many mortgages. FICO found the percentage of borrowers with student debt above $100,000 has more than tripled since 2005 to around 1.4 million borrowers.
“With education costs rapidly outpacing inflation, more consumers are taking out student loans to pay for their education,” said Anthony Sprauve, a spokesman for FICO’s consumer education arm, myFICO.com.
But there is good news in the study.
While newly released data from the U.S. Department of Education show the student loan default rate for 2008-2010 spiking to 8.8 percent, FICO says the rise in student debt does not seem to be impacting credit scores. Seven percent of borrowers with more than $50,000 in student debt have credit scores above 800 (the top score is 850). Nearly 40 percent have scores above 700. (Read More: Paying for College, The Gift of Giving (Tax-Free).)
Still, credit agencies have been looking closely at whether large student debts can impact consumers’ ability to pay off other loans, and the new figures will not end that scrutiny.
“What FICO is concerned about, and what we pay attention to, is how are students — new graduates — handling that debt,” Sprauve said, “and we’ll always be watching that to see if it becomes a prediction of future behavior.”
Because student loans are often some of the only debt a college graduate carries, they can have a profound impact on their credit ratings at the very time graduates are first establishing credit. As a result, experts say it is crucial to make payments on time. (Read More: Debt-Free College? Yes, It Exists.)
“If they’re paying on time, boy, they can get a credit score very fast, and of course the negative side is if they’re not paying, they’ll get a score that won’t be so good,” said Barrett Burns, CEO of VantageScore, which helps credit bureaus and lenders model credit risk.
Burns and Sprauve say the size of a borrower’s student loans generally does not affect their credit report, but their payment history is considered along with other installment credit. As a result, experts say graduates should be sure to utilize the many programs now in place to help manage the size of loan payments, such as income-based repayment, deferment and forbearance.
Von dem ewigen Rumgeeier um 1460 im SP-500 kann ja schließlich niemand leben.
Für mehr Vola braucht es "Überraschungen":
1. Überraschung: Bernanke ruft gegen die allgemeine Erwartung nahe Allzeithochs QE3 aus (großes Bärensterben)
2. Überraschung: Plosser erklärt QE3 im Nachhinein für "unsinnig, riskant und überflüssig" (heute in # 086, großes Bullensterben, nachdem der Markt von Bären "bereinigt" wurde)
US-Notenbanker Charles Plosser distanziert sich von der Geldpolitik von Fed-Chef Ben Bernanke. Die neuerlichen Gelddruckaktionen der USA sind ihm zu risikoreich. Von Rolf Benders. Mehr…
Mario Draghis neue Charmeoffensive
Mario Draghi kennt sein Image in Deutschland. Jetzt startet der EZB-Präsident eine große Werbetour. Sein Auftritt vor den Chefs der deutschen Industrie beschert ihm einen Punktsieg. Die Reihen der Kritiker lichten sich. Mehr…
In wenigen Monaten läuft die Amtszeit von Italiens Ministerpräsident Monti ab. Trotz Unterstützung des Volkes verzichtet der Technokrat auf eine erneute Kandidatur – Monti will einen politischen Neuanfang ermöglichen.
RomDer italienische Ministerpräsident Mario Monti hört mit dem Ende der Legislaturperiode im kommenden Frühjahr auf. "Ich werde nicht zur Wahl antreten", verkündete der Chef einer Technokraten-Regierung im US-Fernsehsender CNN.
Das italienische Parlament wird im kommenden Frühjahr neu gewählt. Es sei wichtig, dass dann das politische Spiel der Parteien von neuem beginne, "hoffentlich mit mehr Verantwortungsbewusstsein und Reife", ergänzte Monti, dessen Regierung zur Bewältigung der Schuldenkrise angetreten war. Monti verwies darauf, dass er sich als Senator auf Lebenszeit weiterhin in die Politik einmischen werde.
Im Kampf gegen milliardenschwere Sparmaßnahmen legen die Gewerkschaften das öffentliche Leben in Griechenland heute weitgehend lahm. Es sind die ersten Massenproteste seit fünf Monaten. Urlauber müssen sich auf Einschränkungen bei Flug- und Bahnfahrten einstellen. Auch die Fährverbindungen zu den Inseln werden eingestellt.
Germany and its two closest allies in the euro zone appeared to step back on Tuesday from a key agreement that would free Spain and Ireland of billions in debt incurred through bailing out their banks.
After meeting in Helsinki, the German, Dutch and Finnish finance ministers said in a statement that a plan to move bad bank assets off the books of struggling euro zone governments would not apply to “legacy assets”. This was an apparent reference to banks shored up and wound down under Ireland’s 64 billion euro ($82 billion) bank bailout program.
Although officials did not clarify how the new principles would apply to current cases, the statement also called into question whether the scheme would apply to Spain’s most troubled banks, which are scheduled to be bailed out with euro zone money in November.
“The thorny question is how to distribute existing losses before moving towards a system that entails greater burden sharing,” said Mujtaba Rahman, a Europe analyst at the Eurasia Group risk consultancy.
Madrid on Friday will reveal funding needs for its teetering domestic banking sector. The announcement will start two months of negotiations over how much of the 100 billion pledged in euro zone rescue funds will be used for the bailout.
When the deal was struck at a high-stakes summit in June, it was hailed as a “game changer” since it would break the loop between fragile banks, cash-strapped governments and weak economic growth.
The need for Ireland and Spain to pump billions into their banking sector to keep them afloat forced otherwise fiscally prudent governments into euro zone bailout programs with painful austerity measures that have exacerbated recessions.
Under the June deal, such bailouts would no longer be the responsibility of national governments but would shift to the euro zone rescue fund, the European Stability Mechanism, which was given the authority to inject capital directly into struggling banks. As part of the deal, Ireland was given a promise of equal treatment with Spain.
Spain will begin its drive to recapitalize banks using money channeled via the government in Madrid. Only later will the ESM recapitalize Spanish banks directly.
This was because Germany insisted that the euro zone first needed to create a single bank supervisor for the bloc, which EU officials had hoped to agree by the end of the year.
But Germany has dragged its feet on the establishment of the supervisor. Tuesday’s statement said ESM recapitalizations cannot occur until the supervisor is “established and its effectiveness has been determined” — much more demanding terms than agreed in June. It is a sign the three countries may be attempting to put off the recapitalization scheme indefinitely.
“The ESM can take direct responsibility of problems that occur under the new supervision, but legacy assets should be under the responsibility of national authorities,” said the joint statement, issued by the three finance ministers: Germany’s Wolfgang Schäuble, Finland’s Jutta Urpilainen and the Netherlands’ Jan Kees de Jager.
People briefed on internal discussions said the statement fits a pattern where the German-led group have attempted to renegotiate the June deal, including establishing a “sovereign guarantee” on ESM recapitalizations — essentially putting national governments back on the hook for the debt once the ESM takes over the responsibility.
A spokesman for Ireland’s finance ministry said the joint statement included only “ideas [that will] feed into our discussions”, since they represent only a small, though powerful, group within the 17-member single currency.
der Hauptschuldige im Theatherstück um die Eurorettung. Er badet viel von der Scheiße aus die Politiker über Jahrzehnte des Missmanagement eingebrockt haben.
In den südlichen Ländern brechen aufgrund der schwachen Wirtschaftsleistung die Steuereinnahmen weg, gleichzeitig schnellen die Ausgaben im Sozialbereich (ALVersicherung, Zuschuss zu den Krankenversicherungen etc.) hoch.
Die südlichen Länder haben eine Einnahmen- und Ausgabenproblem
Deutschland hat einen Rekord bei der sozialversicherungsplichtigen Beschäftigungsquote, Rekordsteuereinnahmen und immer noch ein Haushaltsdefizit. Deutschland hat ein Ausgabenproblem.
Dann kommen noch einige Kasper wie Daniel Bahr mit der grandiosen Idee der Rückerstattung von Krankenkassenüberschüssen. Schlechtere Zeiten werden kommen dann ist ein Polster nicht das schlechteste.
Ich bin kein Freund der Anleihenkäufe, nehmen sie den Reformdruck zu sehr von der Politik, Draghi ist jedoch nicht der, der die Probleme geschaffen hat. Das sind ja teilweise Problem die sich über Jahrzehnte aufgebaut haben.
The shit hits the fan (Sprichwort): Diesen Zeitpunkt haben wir heute.
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