More from Reuters as we finally get some positive news on the geo-political front.
4 Responses to “North Korea agrees to nuclear moratorium”
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I think this is a great first step for the Great Leader. His father dropped the ball and a million people starved as a result. It would also be good to restore their credit market. Some defaulted bonds from 1986, which sell in lots of 5 million dollars still fetch some 5 cents to the dollar. All it would take is for some initiative and intent to start playing by the rules and they could start to get back on the good foot. Kim Jung Un has a chance to turn things around, buy using his head. I don’t think he has his father’s stubborn streak and I see this as extremely positive in such a short amount of time since his father’s death.
Sorry, Kim Jong Un the “great successor”. I always get him mixed up with his grandfather. They look so much alike.
Ill bet they weren’t accepting Spanish. Italian nor Greek Govt Bonds this time as payment to quieten down….
Speaking of payment… wonder how my favourite LT Eur/Usd indicator is going… Its called the Giselle settings 35-23-35.5……