Many people may think this is the plot of a financial-themed American drama, but Wall Street in the United States was the standard manipulation method when turbulent crises occur around the world.
But the logic of the United States is that as long as it is in line with the strategic interests of the United States, the United States can create a crisis and benefit the United States. The military crisis allowed the US military industry interest groups to reap the interests, the energy crisis allowed the US energy industry interest groups to reap the interests, and the financial crisis allowed the US Wall Street interest groups to reap the interests.
The rumor of "Credit Switzerland is on the verge of bankruptcy" comes from the rumor of "Credit Switzerland is on the verge of bankruptcy". This is a typical case of shorting financial institutions while taking advantage of the chaos.
A few days ago, David Taylor, a business reporter under Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), posted on his social media that according to reliable news, a large investment bank is on the verge of bankruptcy.
Subsequently, the news continued to ferment in overseas self-media. Some overseas self-media speculate that one of them may be Credit Suisse. Rumors of "Credit Switzerland is on the verge of bankruptcy" shocked the global capital market, making the global market worried that it may become the "next Lehman Brothers ", triggering the global financial crisis .
According to the latest news from Australian media on October 4, David Taylor has deleted this social media post that has attracted widespread attention.
Although the post that caused the market rumors was deleted, the market's confidence in Credit Suisse Group has had an impact. Ulrich Korner, CEO of Credit Suisse, issued an internal message telling employees that Credit Suisse is at a critical moment now.
CDS, which represents the risk of credit default, climbed to 250 on Friday, close to the level when Lehman Brothers went bankrupt in 2008.
Conspiracy behind the rumors of "Credit Switzerland is on the verge of bankruptcy"
I think the rumors of "Credit Switzerland is on the verge of bankruptcy" are public opinion manipulation actions of Wall Street in the United States to hunt European financial institutions. This is the strategy of Wall Street to cooperate with the United States to completely defeat the European economy.
The logic of this inference is:
The United States has created a military crisis and an energy crisis in Europe. The United States needs to create another European financial crisis to make the European economy worse.
The United States instigates the conflict between Ukraine and Russia and promotes the long-termization of the Russian-Ukrainian war, with the aim of creating a military crisis and putting Europe and Russia into long-term instability. The United States has long controlled Europe through NATO , prompting European countries to increase defense and military procurement budgets and benefit the US military industry.
After the Russian-Ukraine War, the United States jointly imposed the most severe all-round sanctions on Russia with EU and other Western countries, cutting off energy transactions between European countries and Russia.
even did not hesitate to let the world suffer from an atmosphere ecological crisis. The United States and its allies deliberately blow up Russia's energy pipeline to transport Europe. The destruction of the Nord Stream natural gas pipeline completely put Europe in an energy crisis. Europe had to purchase more American energy, and the US energy industry benefited.
Why should Wall Street choose Credit Suisse Group
Credit Suisse Group was founded in 1856 and is headquartered in Suez, Switzerland. It is the fifth largest consortium in the world and the second largest bank in Swiss . In 2022, it ranked 494th in the world's top 500 rankings of " Fortune ".
Credit Suisse is an investment banking and financial services company that operates individual, corporate financial services, banking products and pensions and insurance services. There are branches in more than 50 countries, and the property managed is 1195.3 billion Swiss francs (1 Swiss francs = 1.0196 USD ).
Wall Street chose Switzerland's second largest bank as the target of the financial war for two main reasons:
first, because the assets under management reached a scale of one trillion US dollars, once Credit Suisse goes bankrupt, its size is enough to create a European financial crisis.
second, because Switzerland is neutral , Swiss financial institutions have a huge chain reaction with European countries and even countries around the world, and asset dispersion will help subsequent acquisition operations.
