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Subject: Re: A crise �, no essencial, uma mudan�a de m�os

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Date Posted: 17/09/08 18:11:32
In reply to: Fernando Penim Redondo 's message, "A crise �, no essencial, uma mudan�a de m�os" on 17/09/08 15:19:01

>Three Chinese institutions were among the world's top
>four banks at the end of 2007 at a time when the
>market capitalisation of Western banks was suffering
>from a global financial crisis, a study showed
>Wednesday.
>
>The number one spot in the rankings, compiled by the
>Boston Consulting Group, was occupied by the
>Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, with market
>capitalisation of nearly 340 billion dollars (218
>billion euros).
>
>In second place was China Construction Bank, followed
>by HSBC of Britain, Bank of China, Bank of America and
>Citigroup of the United States.
>
>The study found that banks in North America and
>Western Europe had suffered a loss of 695 billion
>dollars in market capitalisation at the end of 2007
>while their counterparts in emerging market countries
>Brazil, Russia, China and India had seen their market
>capitalisation increase by 753 billion dollars.
>
>Major US and European banks have suffered losses and
>asset writedowns stemming from the near collapse of US
>subprime - high risk - mortgage sector, which
>undermined the value of billions of dollars' worth of
>their mortgage-backed securities.
>
>AFP 2008
>
>________________
>
>
>Em suma, n�o vale a pena embandeirar em arco pensando
>que os capitalistas est�o a falir s� porque alguns
>bancos americanos se afundaram. Como se pode ver h�
>quem esteja a ocupar o seu lugar. Esta crise �, no
>essencial, uma mudan�a de m�os.
-Podes escrever o que tu quiseres em camon�s que a gente c� no caf� j� percebeu que n�o entendestes patavina.

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