Texto do Wall Street Journal diz que o mercado financeiro não está mais preocupado com o que acontece com a economia real, apenas com o que os Banco Centrais (especialmente o Federal Reserve) fazem. Os BCs estão injetando massiva quantidade de dinheiro no mundo, comprando quase de tudo, e enriquecendo quem já é rico: bancos e grandes empresas. O efeito riqueza não tem chegado a economia real.
Diz o texto do Wall Street Journal:
We’ve had more proof that financial markets are in thrall to central banks rather than caring about the health of the economy. Data out of Asia and Europe were disappointing, with China suffering a drop in both exports and imports and with industrial production in Italy softening as deflation worries persisted in France. Yet markets are stronger everywhere today. In Asia, that was partly explained by the largely expected but still significant news that China will allow Hong Kong shares to trade in Shanghai, marking a further easing in capital controls. But the real driver has been expectations of continued monetary accommodation from central banks. First, it was the minutes from the Federal Open Market Committee yesterday, which gave the impression that the Fed is eager to convey a message that it wants to keep providing long-term stimulus. Then it was the poor data in Europe, which, rather than unnerving investors, simply raised expectations that the European Central Bank will take aggressive steps to ward off deflation. (MC,AM).
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Bom, eu só não acho que isto é de hoje. Isto tem séculos. Bancos e empresas estão mais preocupados com bom relacionamento com governos do que com livre mercado.
Economistas liberais tendem a achar que as empresas gostam do livre mercado. pelo contrário, elas odeiam, querem garantia de lucro.
Recentemente, eu coloquei aqui a história dos grandes magnatas americanos. O que eles mais queriam eram monopolizar.
(Agradeço a indicação do texto do WSJ ao site Zero Hedge)
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