What is Happening to the World Economy?

Where the major stock market plunged, our world economy remain its gradual trajectory rise, the investors may be jittered over the uncertainty of U.S debt payment, decide to wait out for more clear signs from congress before they jump right back into the DOW and NYSE. Nothing to worry so far, investors sentiment can be difficult to predict sometime, stock market jittery is not something one need to worry too much unnecessarily unless you are a stock broker or speculator.

The world economy is not in our control and we can't do anything about it. I have lost some money in shares in the down term but I am not all that worried about it. Worrying about the world economy can only lead to more problems like depression and it is unhealthy. I try not to think about it that much. We are put on this earth to reproduce and to live the global economy has little impact on that.

I think with raising the debt ceiling, only goes to show that America is in debt and they have no real plan to get out of it. They only plan to go more in debt until they raise taxes on everyone else to pay for it.

I think that when the US stock market goes down other regions follow suit. It means that exchange rates change quite dramatically. Many countries are in debt and there is a world recession. I think there is fear that other countries will default on their loans. I keep hoping that the world market will recover. It might take years to do that so good luck to the world.

Read revelations in the bible wether you believe it or not it will tell you exactly what's going on the world is capsizing but read it

i think it has gone down so much for a number of reasons. there are problems with the euro, as spain and italy are having problems with the bond markets. then, although there was an eleventh hour rescue of the US, when the debt ceiling was increased, there are issues over manufacturing growth in the US. it is manufacturing that was supposed to rescue everyone from recession, but the latest figures aren't very good. partly lack of domestic demand, and partly, in the uk, for certain, commodity prices have risen, because of all that quantitative easing, so manufacturing is starting to contract, clever these economists! so there is a fear that the global economy is returning to recession, and fears for the euro. and once share prices start falling, they carry on. until, of course, someone decides they have fallen far enough, and are so cheap they are worth buying again. and these are the people we rely on to keep the world economy functioning!