Forex Flash: Current account imbalances at heart of global crisis – Merrill Lynch

By FXstreet.com August 13, 2012, 10:11:00 AM EDT

FXstreet.com (Barcelona) - Merrill Lynch expect the global 2012 GDP growth to be of +3.4%, with the world mostly shrugging off Europe's undergoing mild recession, which debt deflation collapse and currency break-up fears push Brent crude oil prices lower, risking $60/bbl for years.

"Global current account ( CA ) imbalances are at the heart of macroeconomic imbalances, driven by a pegged Yuan, Eurozone dislocations, and high oil prices", wrote the economists, stating that the peripheral Europe is now dependent on oil it cannot afford.




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Referenced Stocks: CA



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