...Adicionales al más de UN BILLON (millón de millones) de dólares ya "inyectados" al "sistema financiero internacional". Y claro, el dinero saldrá de los impuestos de los respectivos países cuyos bancos se encuentran en crisis. Este es el verdadero capitalismo rapaz, en el que las utilidades se privatizan y las pérdidas se socializan.
The world's financial institutions will have to write down a further $300bn (£152bn) of US sub-prime losses before the crisis is over, according to a study by consulting firm Oliver Wyman.
"We expect a stormy 2008," Oliver Wyman said in its State of the Financial Services Industry report."While governments, central banks and regulators scramble to address the aftermath of the sub-prime fallout, several other crises are mounting."
Tumbling property prices - especially in the UK and Spain - a weakening dollar, a possible collapse in commodity prices, and a fall in Chinese and Indian stocks will "disrupt" the global economy, the report claimed.
Banks are already coming off one of the worst trading periods in memory, with shares across the industry plummeting 40pc in the past six months.
Oliver Wyman has estimated that financial services companies have already taken a $300bn hit on their sub-prime exposure.
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