www.presstv.com Max’s guest for this week’s show is Karl Denninger who is the founder of market-ticker.org. Karl gives some predictions on the US economy in the New Year. He is downbeat and forecasts a terrible year for the housing, banking and myriad of sectors. He says the Europe would also disintegrate and says people there will have a weaker euro in parity with the dollar. China will also break the peg and people would see a rise in commodity price, bubble assets and less export to the US. Enjoy the show.

John from Calgary don’t want Max Keiser on Jim Puplava’s show. Max Keiser talks to Stacy Herbert about financial propaganda and Jon Nadler at Kitco versus Mohammed Saeed al-Sahhaf recorded on February 19th 2011

UK markets move lower as China raises bank reserve rates again, whilst ARM holdings again leaves the rest in its wake.

Markets weaken as Euro slides against Dollar pressure and everyone holds their breath before US Non-Farm Payrolls.

2011 starts with a bang as UK equities open the year strongly with BP in the headlines for the right reasons.

www.presstv.com Max’s guest for this week’s show is Karl Denninger who is the founder of market-ticker.org. Karl gives some predictions on the US economy in the New Year. He is downbeat and forecasts a terrible year for the housing, banking and myriad of sectors. He says the Europe would also disintegrate and says people there will have a weaker euro in parity with the dollar. China will also break the peg and people would see a rise in commodity price, bubble assets and less export to the US. Enjoy the show.

Commodities push higher as UK markets reopen after Christmas break with the key 6000 level for the FTSE 100 remaining in focus.

Taking on China’s Financial Power

FNC contributor John Bolton on why other countries such as the US should not cower financially or politically to China.

Irish downgrade from Moody’s knocks the banks, as markets remain relatively quiet.

“Santa Rally” continues as UK equities climb in morning trading.

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