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Monday, May 16, 2016

Mountainman Monday Afternoon: "Global Waves of Change" 

KTFA:

Mountainman:  As the GLOBAL WAVES of CHANGE are Coming into {FULL VIEW},it is Packed w/Problems that Require A {COORDINATED} Solution.......The LANDSCAPE is Leveled Out Now for A (DEVALUATION) of Certain Economies and their Respective CURRENCIES........

This is A MUST As EVERYONE is Preparing for the {GLOBAL TRANSITION} and WHAT we are Seeing w/this SUMMIT is the NEEDS of HOW and WHEN they "tailor their fiscal policy to meet the needs of their own economies"........

CHINA is in A MAJOR CORRECTION Process w/their DEBT BUBBLE,and {ALL} this is Coming to A MARKET "CLOSE" on the FIAT SYSTEM......

It is Highly Probable that as the (TIMING) of the EMERGING COUNTRIES and their CURRENCIES Rising,that Respectively OTHER [MAJOR] CURRENCIES will NATURALLY have to {DEVALUE}......thus the Reason for A New Inference of the Word= {COORDINATION}.......this Will be an (Essential) Component to the Effort as things GLOBALLY Move to the "NEXT WAVE".......IMO
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LOOK  for the CASCADE of CHAOS to Pick Up SPEED Along the Way as We Get to MANY Final STEPS w/the GLOBAL MARKETS......this Should Lift Many Hearts and Minds,for WHAT and WHY we are SEEING these things being DISCUSSED NOW for IMPLEMENTATION.......

On a ****SIDE NOTE****.......We See IRAQ/IRAN Ready to MARCH into GLOBAL BLISS and that is VERY TELLING as to the {COORDINATION} taking Place w/ALL the Other GLOBAL ECONOMIES......

These Are EXCITING and EXPECTED Steps that had to Take Place and will Continue to as this GLOBAL MR Process TURNS......

REMEMBER Whether it's the WAVES from the OCEAN or the CASCADING of FALLS.......the (PICTURE is PERFECT) of WHERE and WHY We are Here ......."RIGHT NOW"......For Both Show A "RISING and FALLING" of shall We say......{LIQUIDITY}........IMO.......Hmmm

Blessings,Mountainman   (8)=New Beginnings.....for the RISE and FALL to A NEW REALITY of V A L U E S
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UPDATE 1-Japan PM says majority of G7 leaders agree on need for fiscal steps

Leika Kihara and Stanley White  12 Hours Ago

Reuters

* Japan hosts G7 fin mins on May 20-21

* Consensus on specific policy steps may be difficult

* Japan's economy is struggling to shift into high growth

(Adds more details on G7 meeting)

TOKYO, May 16 (Reuters) - Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said on Monday a majority of Group of Seven leaders agree on the need to deploy fiscal stimulus measures to boost global demand.

Japan will host a G7 finance ministers and central bankers summit on May 20-21, and there are doubts about how much progress policymakers can make in shifting the global economy out of its current spell of slow growth and low inflation.

Earlier this month, Abe travelled to Europe to meet G7 heads in preparation for the meeting in Japan.

"The G7 doesn't decide things by a majority (vote). The leaders would come up with a communique after a frank exchange of opinions," Abe told lawmakers in the nation's parliament.

The summit comes at a critical time for Japan because its economy is struggling to grow and inflationary pressure is losing momentum.

First-quarter economic growth data on Wednesday should also add to the backdrop with quarterly gross domestic product GDP forecast to have expanded by just 0.1 percent, according to a Reuters poll.

Lingering worries about Europe's sovereign debt burdens, slowing growth in Britain and uncertainty about the pace of interest rate hikes in the United States are also likely to be hot topics during the summit.

Abe told lawmakers G7 countries shared a common understanding that slowing emerging markets, particularly China, and volatile oil prices pose risks to the global economy.
However, he noted policymakers would naturally tailor their fiscal policy to meet the needs of their own economies, acknowledging it will be difficult to get all G7 countries to enact the same fiscal policy steps.

(Reporting by Leika Kihara and Stanley White; Editing by Chang-Ran Kim and Sam Holmes)

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