With so much international trade at stake, what governments need to do now is to agree on a currency exchange structure that makes sense. As it stands today, governments are content to drop the value of their currencies to help out their exporters.

One does it, and the others retaliate.

The other side of that coin is called inflation, and inflation's brother is interest rates, which when they rise in tandem serve to stagnate economic growth, which in turn leads to a sell-off of stocks and bonds.

In other words, nobody is happy except the gold traders in Zug.

btw, I am looking for a few good traders to join me in Freeport Bahamas, where I intend to establish some competition to those in Zug. I figure it's Better in Bahamas for weather and taxes, and the trading will be pretty good too.