アメロよりダメロだ！

アメロ説の出所。（ｗ

Russians claim to have photos of Amero notes

Pictures of the new currency that will supposedly replace the US dollar have appeared on the Russian Internet. The United States is reportedly working on the new currency, the amero, which will be common for the USA, Mexico and Canada. The unstable financial situation in the world, the collapsing oil prices and the growing foreign debt of the United States may eventually crush the US dollar as the world’s major currency. Needless to say that the US authorities reject the rumors and promise to keep the dollar afloat

Amero notes have no portraits of US presidents on them and resemble the Belarussian rubles. For example, there is an image of a deer depicted on a 50-amero note, whereas a picture of a pyramid of Mexican Indians can be seen on a 100-amero note.
画像あり
http://www.mtl911truth.org/?p=839

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工作活動乙！（ｗ

ドルは紙切れになる。コレがアメロだ
http://shadow-city.blogzine.jp/net/2008/12/post_3250.html

来月、ドルが終わります
http://shadow-city.blogzine.jp/net/2008/12/post_d2ef.html

コレがダメロだ！（ｗ



着々と紙くず化するルーブル。（ｗ

露ルーブル、対ユーロ・ドル通貨バスケットで変動幅下限下回る[08/12/22]
［モスクワ　２２日　ロイター］　
��２日序盤の取引で、ロシアルーブルが対ユーロ・ドル通貨バスケットで３３．４５ルーブルまで下落。
同通貨バスケットに対して、ロシア中銀が設定したルーブル変動幅の下限である３３．１５ルーブルを下回った。

市場筋によると、中銀が介入している気配はない。

ある中銀当局者は、変動幅が再び拡大されたことを確認した。

http://jp.reuters.com/article/businessNews/idJPJAPAN-35578320081222

米ドルよりダメダメなのがロシアルーブル。（ｗ

もうどうにも下げ止まらない原油価格。（ｗ

Oil prices tumble below $40 on dour economic news
By DIRK LAMMERS – 2 hours ago

Oil prices tumbled below $40 a barrel Monday as reports from manufacturers like Toyota and Caterpillar pointed to a worsening global economic climate and serious deterioration in energy demand.

Light, sweet crude for February delivery fell $2.45, or nearly 6 percent, to settle at $39.91 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange. Crude prices have tumbled 70 percent since peaking above $147 in July.

Phil Flynn, an analyst at Alaron Trading Corp. in Chicago, said even the continuing cold weather and a falling dollar haven't been enough to sustain a rally.

"I think the concerns about economic weakness still seem to be overshadowing the entire complex," Flynn said.

http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/article/ALeqM5i5TtajgUpSm7KY5jf-lCJGHBB-tAD957VEA00

Nymex Crude Future 39.84 -2.52 -5.95 16:37
Dated Brent Spot 38.59 -3.11 -7.46 17:08
WTI Cushing Spot 31.41 -2.46 -7.26 15:36
http://www.bloomberg.com/markets/commodities/energyprices.html

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Ruble Falls to 3-Year Low Versus the Dollar on Devaluation, Oil
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By William Mauldin
Dec. 22 (Bloomberg) -- The ruble fell to the lowest in almost three years against the dollar as Russia devalued the currency against its dollar-euro basket and tumbling oil prices battered the economy.
The ruble weakened as much as 1 percent to 28.4651 versus the dollar, the lowest level since January 2006, and was at 28.4275 at 5:30 p.m. in Moscow. Bank Rossii today allowed the ruble to decline for the second time in three working days and the ninth time since Nov. 11, according to a central bank official who declined to be identified. The currency fell 18 percent against the dollar since the beginning of August.
“The central bank has a plan of devaluation before the end of the year, and they’re trying to fit it in,” said Denis Korshilov, head of foreign exchange at Citigroup Inc. in Moscow who expects policy makers to devalue the ruble by another 1 percent to 2 percent in the near term. “We still see some weakness in oil, and that’s definitely part of their operations.”
Russia’s Urals blend of crude traded at $39.82 a barrel today, or just 4 percent above its four-year low of $38.29 on Dec. 5. Russian oligarchs are vying for $78 billion of Kremlin loans to survive the credit squeeze as Russian companies prepare to meeting about $110 billion of foreign obligations due next year, according to the central bank, double the total owed in Brazil, India and China.
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601085&sid=amtGR0nFarrk&refer=europe

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World Bank Urges Russia to End Its Ruble Policy
MOSCOW -- The World Bank called on Russia to abandon the ruble's managed exchange-rate policy in order to moderate capital outflow, which is set to reach at least $100 billion this year, and safeguard the country's massive monetary reserves.
Zeljko Bogetic, the World Bank's lead economist for Russia, said that an average price of $30 a barrel of oil over the next two years would be ruinous for an economy that relies hugely on revenue from crude exports. Shrinking revenue, which has been falling in lockstep with the more than 70% drop in oil prices since summer, has put enormous downward pressure on the ruble, which economists consider a commodity currency. This, in turn has led Moscow to try to keep the currency from sliding and avoid widespread fears that another 1998 crash is looming.
"It's possible even to envisage Russia's return from a creditor to international organizations to a borrower," Mr. Bogetic said.
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB122989626729824821.html?mod=googlenews_wsj

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