Gold Investment: Is Germany going to pull out of the Euro?

Gold Investment - 10 October 2011

The writing is on the wall that the Euro is going to crash. Prudent investors are aware of this, and that is why they are scurrying to buy all the gold that they can. Germany has taken this threat so seriously that it has allegedly decided to bail on the Euro by re-introducing the Deutsche Mark (DEM) as its currency of choice. Other countries are, however, not in the situation to look after themselves like Germany can.

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While the Germans have already allegedly ordered Deutsche Marks, the country insists that the Euro is still in existence and will continue to be. The situation in Greece has caused Germany to re-look at how the country works with currency. Once the Deutsche Mark re-enters the market, it is highly likely that the Euro will depreciate in value. This means that all countries in the Eurozone will be working with a weaker currency. It is believed that Germany has no other option. It is no secret that world economics is entering a period that is filled with challenges that may be harder to solve than ever before.

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Philip Roesler, the Vice Chancellor of Germany, announced in no uncertain terms, that bailouts would no longer take place and any politician from that country risks his position in office should he entertain assisting Europe or any country with their debt problem. The German voters support this as 70% of the people do not want to be involved with helping other countries with debt problems when they have their own problems to face. Roesler went on to say that no limitations should be placed on ways to get rid of the crisis in the Eurozone.

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