EURUSD - Trends, Forecasts and Implications (Part 3) - page 11

 
Vizard:

it is not so important who has what... the whole world is hooked on the quid... printing their own banknotes and buying oil etc... For the same notes... not backed up by anything... americans are happy...

The share capital is about SDR 217 billion (in January 2008, SDR 1 was about 1.5 US dollars). It is financed by contributions from member countries, each of which normally pays approximately 25 per cent of its quota in SDRs or other member currencies, while the remaining 75 per cent is paid in its own currency. Based on the quotas, votes are distributed among member countries in the IMF's governing bodies.

The countries with the most votes in the IMF (as of 16 June 2006) are: the USA - 17.8 per cent; Germany - 5.99 per cent; Japan - 6.13 per cent; Great Britain - 4.95 per cent; France - 4.95 per cent; Saudi Arabia - 3.22 per cent; Italy - 4.18 per cent; Russia - 2.74 per cent. The 15 member countries of the EU account for 30.3%; the 29 member countries of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development together account for 60.35% of the votes in the IMF.

Price of 1 SDR in different currencies (in brackets weight of currency in SDR basket as a percentage)
Period USD DEM JPY GBP FRF
1981-1985 0,540 (42 %) 0,460 (19 %) 34,0 (13 %) 0,0710 (13 %) 0,740 (13 %)
1986-1990 0,452 (42 %) 0,527 (19 %) 33,4 (15 %) 0,0893 (12 %) 1,020 (12 %)
1991-1995 0,572 (40 %) 0,453 (21 %) 31,8 (17 %) 0,0812 (11 %) 0,800 (11 %)
1996-1998 0,582 (39 %) 0,446 (21 %) 27,2 (18 %) 0,1050 (11 %) 0,813 (11 %)
Period USD EUR JPY GBP
1999-2000 0,5820 (39 %) 0,3519 (32 %) 27,2 (18 %) 0,1050 (11 %)
2001-2005 0,5770 (45 %) 0,4260 (29 %) 21,0 (15 %) 0,0984 (11 %)
2006-2010 0,6320 (44 %) 0,4100 (34 %) 18,4 (11 %) 0,0903 (11 %)
2011- [1] (41,9 %) (37,4 %) (9,4 %) (11,3 %)
 
strangerr:

You should have taken it in hryvnias)))
She does not represent an IMF member country
 
margaret:

The share capital is about SDR 217 billion (in January 2008, SDR 1 was about 1.5 US dollars). It is financed by contributions from member countries, each of which normally pays approximately 25 per cent of its quota in SDRs or other member currencies, while the remaining 75 per cent is paid in its own currency. Based on the quotas, votes are distributed among member countries in the IMF's governing bodies.

The countries with the most votes in the IMF (as of 16 June 2006) are: the USA - 17.8 per cent; Germany - 5.99 per cent; Japan - 6.13 per cent; Great Britain - 4.95 per cent; France - 4.95 per cent; Saudi Arabia - 3.22 per cent; Italy - 4.18 per cent; Russia - 2.74 per cent. The 15 member countries of the EU account for 30.3% and the 29 member countries of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development together hold 60.35% of the IMF votes.

Price of 1 SDR in different currencies (currency weight in the SDR basket in per cent)
PeriodUSDDEMJPYGBPFRF
1981-19850.540 (42 per cent)0,460 (19 %)34,0 (13 %)0,0710 (13 %)0,740 (13 %)
1986-19900,452 (42 %)0,527 (19 %)33,4 (15 %)0,0893 (12 %)1,020 (12 %)
1991-19950,572 (40 %)0,453 (21 %)31,8 (17 %)0,0812 (11 %)0,800 (11 %)
1996-19980.582 (39 %)0.446 (21 %)27.2 (18 %)0.1050 (11 %)0.813 (11 %)
PeriodUSDEURJPYGBP
1999-20000.5820 (39 %)0.3519 (32 %)27.2 (18 %)0,1050 (11 %)
2001-20050,5770 (45 %)0,4260 (29 %)21,0 (15 %)0,0984 (11 %)
2006-20100,6320 (44 %)0,4100 (34 %)18,4 (11 %)0,0903 (11 %)
2011- [1](41,9 %)(37,4 %) (9,4 %)
(11,3
%)

Margaret, tell Wizard how much the states owe Russia.
 
strangerr:

Margaret, tell Wizard how much the states owe Russia.

and not just Russia...
 
Vizard:

and not just russia...
14 trillion dollars
 
strangerr:

Margaret, tell Wizard how much the states owe Russia.

There's no way they're going to calm down. Everyone is to blame... There is a new indictment today:

2011.03.02 19:19:59 *Bernanke: Yuan exchange rate affects US foreign trade deficit

 
strangerr:

Margaret, tell Wizard how much the states owe Russia.

all of this is nothing...just as nothing as an unsupported dollar...except that americans have been feeding on this nothing for years )))) by buying oil etc... for a phantom...
 

globally...watch the channel since 80...as long as the euro is in the channel there is no point in talking about a tank collapse or a euro collapse (in a fall)...and the panic defeat is good for us...volatility is higher)))))

 
Vizard:

it's all nothing....just as nothing as an unsupported dollar....except that the americans have been feeding on this nothing for years ))) buying oil etc... for a phantom dollar....
Notice how the indices are being fudged. Constant blaming the countries, or the weather.... If it were not for these force majeure circumstances, the USA would have come out of the crisis...
 
margaret:
Note that the indices are being fudged. Constant blaming the countries, blaming the weather.... If it wasn't for these force majeure events, the US would be out of crisis by now...

That's the way it is... you've got to get the idea that the dollar is unshakable... that's how they live...
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