The African world order
The African empire
The holy africa empirer
The economy that im looking at can’t be counted And il just tell u that we are working on Huge jackpot follow us
The global climate change is still on
the agenda
But what worries more would-be the tremendous Eternal global market.
That’s even emerge bigger that many analyst has predicted and as an observers perspective u can say that this is the real eternal holy grail.
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the qeean of the netherlands is a haman whit a beutiul famely
manny want to their hands on the global market wider in economics, digitally economic ,farming economy ,Global E-comers and its economics,global trade,global mining economy,
And many is trying to an infinite to get a hold of it. And these are just some of the devoted sectors and there is so manny more.
The precious metals,and the precious earth rocks that is highly demanded around the world.
This is the ultimate Cause of some peplos in this world today. And has bean for centuries and centuries working towards this global world system.
(In ironic terms)
Now that a fiat car runs the hole market
And has done so fro so long.
Records say that by 2030 there will bee a huge global economical change.
$250 trillion of unpayable global debt the same there
And to see that Usa is at 23 trillion in government debt in dollars but how can a country that prints its own money have dept?
China is at the same
CN¥ 36 trillion (US$ 5.2 trillion), equivalent to about 47.6% of GDP.
Eu at The European Union’s GDP was estimated to be $18.8 trillion (nominal) in 2018
E u GDP growth
- 2.3% (2018) 1.7% (2019)
- −7.1% (2020) 4.8% (2021)[3]
-8 procent 2020 05 ecb bank ecb pumps in 650 billion after 8 procent lost
The eu debt is at the same
total debt is 323 trillion Euros, which they owe to various countries and banks within Europe. Greece is due to pay back 1.6 billion Euros
India had a total bilateral debt of $23,371 the same
million. About 79.7% of the total bilateral debt is owed to Japan. Germany (10.9%), Russia (5.3%), France (3.3%), and the United States (0.7%) are other major creditors of India. The remaining 0.1% is owed to various other
France is at National Debt 2,467,846,961,940 € the same
In 2018, the national debt of Nigeria amounted to around 101.77 billion U.S. dollars. The same
In 2018 Democratic Republic of the Congo public debt was 6,098 million euros 7,202 million dollars, has decreased 33 million since 2017. This amount means that the debt in 2018 reached 15.3% of Democratic Republic of the Congo GDP, a 3.75 percentage point fall from 2017, when it was 19.05% of GDP
Japan
Dec 2018, compared with the ratio of 199.2 % in the previous year. … Japan’s National Government Debt reached 10,523.9 USD bn in Aug 2019. The country’s Nominal GDP reached 1,266.1 USD bn in Jun 2019.
In 2018 Indonesia public debt was 260,433 million euros 307,572 million dollars, has decreased 8,954 million since 2017. This amount means that the debt in 2018 reached 30.09% of Indonesia GDP, a 0.69 percentage point rise from 2017, when it was 29.4% of GDP.
In 2018 Egypt public debt was 195,704 million euros 231,126 million dollars, has decreased 12,969 million since 2017. This amount means that the debt in 2018 reached 92.65% of Egypt GDP, a 10.51 percentage point fall from 2017, when it was 103.16% of GDP
In 2018 Turkey public debt was 196,944 million euros 232,591 million dollars, has decreased 8,147 million since 2017. This amount means that the debt in 2018 reached 30.17% of Turkey GDP, a 1.95 percentage point rise from 2017, when it was 28.22% of GDP.
In 2018 Brazil public debt was 1,389,520 million euros 1,641,023 million dollars, has decreased 85,374 million since 2017. This amount means that the debt in 2018 reached 87.89% of Brazil GDP, a 3.82 percentage point rise from 2017, when it was 84.07% of GDP.
In 2018 Russia public debt was 204,864 million euros 241,945 million dollars, has decreased 2,376 million since 2017. This amount means that the debt in 2018 reached 14.61% of Russia GDP, a 0.86 percentage point fall from 2017, when it was 15.47% of GDP.
Canada’s national debt is currently at 83.81% of its GDP. Canada’s national debt currently sits at about $1.2 trillion CAD ($925 billion USD). Canada experienced a gradual decrease in debt after the 1990s until 2010 when the debt began increasing again.
This is some of the western and worlds economy. In depths
This is Afrika and it’s GDP worth $21.06 trillion. In the fourth quarter, current-dollar GDP from the lates Kalkylator
That’s interesting and can be Much much more thant so!
In 2017, according to the CIA’s World Factbook, the GWP was around US$80.27 trillion in nominal terms and totaled approximately 127.8 trillion international dollars in terms of purchasing power parity
The $86 trillion world economy – in one world and the there is now changes to come the worlds demographics and ranking is changing and we have bean feeling this whit the shifts and the huge Gaines that some country’s are making when we are watching
If the facts used in the above in the list about prove to be accurate, the largest economy in 2030 will be China with $64.2 trillion in
GDP after adjusting for purchasing power parity (PPP).
That’s nearly $20 trillion more than India, which will be the second largest by that time.
From Good to Great
While the sheer size of the Chinese economy is certainly an exclamation point, perhaps the more interesting story here is the ascent of developing markets in general.
By 2030, it’s projected that seven of the world’s 10 biggest economies will fall into that category:
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Rank | Country | Proj. GDP (2030, PPP) | GDP (2017, PPP) | % change |
#1 | China | $64.2 trillion | $23.2 trillion | +177% |
#2 | India | $46.3 trillion | $9.5 trillion | +387% |
#3 | United States | $31.0 trillion | $19.4 trillion | +60% |
#4 | Indonesia | $10.1 trillion | $3.2 trillion | +216% |
#5 | Turkey | $9.1 trillion | $2.2 trillion | +314% |
#6 | Brazil | $8.6 trillion | $3.2 trillion | +169% |
#7 | Egypt | $8.2 trillion | $1.2 trillion | +583% |
#8 | Russia | $7.9 trillion | $4.0 trillion | +98% |
#9 | Japan | $7.2 trillion | $5.4 trillion | +33% |
#10 | Germany | $6.9 trillion | $4.2 trillion | +64% |
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Mexico. Slim’s net worth is estimated to be around $55.2 billion, and is possibly as high as $64 billion, which is between 5% and 6% of the nation’s $1.15 trillion GDP
Trillion
Russia outlook gdp 4.3
Brazil outlook gdp 3.5
Indonesia outlook 3.8
Usa Outlook 21.3
India outlook 11.4
China outlook 58.4
And more
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Norway’s $1 trillion sovereign wealth fund is expected to sell some of its oil and gas holdings. The world’s largest sovereign wealth fund owns $37bn of shares in oil companies such as BP, Shell and France’s Total. Selling the shares means it would not be as reliant on oil prices,
$52,311 (nominal; 2017) $51,316 (PPP; 2017
4.5 billion 2019
Venezuela
$100.3 billion (31 December 2017 est.)
Africa Estemsimeted by 2020 GDP of $29 trillion by 2050
Inposibel
Africa produced about 483 tons of gold, or 22 percent of the world’s total production. South Africa accounts for almost half of Africa’s gold production. Ghana, Guinea, Mali, and Tanzania are other major producers of gold. Tin. Tantalum
31 056,9 trillion gold only
14 593 150 000 0 from 2005-2021
Africa dominates the global diamond market
Color | Typically yellow, brown or gray to colorless. Less often in blue, green, black, translucent white, pink, violet, orange, purple and red.[1] |
The continent produced 55 percent of the world’s diamonds. 65 Miljon carat 224,510.Equal whit 14 593 150 000 trillion? Or 65 trillion
Invest gold sliver
Botswana, Angola, South Africa, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and Namibia botswana Namibia Ghana Mali Burkina Faso
(Peru) (Pappa new Guinée) gold
are Africa’s largest producers of diamonds.
Tanzania Tanzanie
News Energy African land scape
oil and natural ⛽️ gas petrol
Mineral timber coffe Tobako
Africa’s oil and gas industry holds huge potential. At the end of 2017, Africa was estimated to have 487.7 tcf of proven gas reserves (7.1% of global proven reserves), whilst Africa’s proven reserves of oil are in the region of 125 billion bbl.
total natural gas production. Nigeria, Libya, Algeria, Egypt, and Angola Senegal Ghana Liberia and more !
dominate Africa’s oil industry. Oil Africa’s LNG ore
coltan, gold, and copper, oil and minerals cacao.palladium, cobalt platinum nickel zinc iron ore
raw material Agriculture oil palms. olive oil corn grain millet sorghum. date palms and cotton.
figs, olives, oranges, tomatoes, onions, and large vegetables, such as cabbage and cauliflower. Ziplcon
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teers. rain forest.
vegetation is in countries of the Congo Basin—Cameroon, Central African Republic, Republic of the Congo, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Gabon, and Equatorial Guinea—
rain forest in Cameroon, the Central African Republic, and the Republic of the Congo.
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500,000 tons of fish worth $600 million bull
Namibia and South Africa
Africa’s fishing industry provides income to more than 10 million people and has an annual export value of $2.7 billion. Africa has fisheries on all its marine coasts, as well as inland. The Great Lakes and Nile River, for instance, support huge freshwater fisheries
The Eastern African countries of Eritrea, Djibouti, Somalia, and Kenya
tuna, cod, hake, and haddock, are the most
Mining and Drilling
Lithium
uranium
platinum
nickel
cobalt 31/%= 700 billjon
Cobalt reserves in metric tons
DR Congo
3,400,000
Australia
1,200,000
Cuba
500,000
Philippines
280,000
Canada
250,000
Russia
250,000
Madagascar
140,000
China
80,000
Papua New Guinea
56,000
United States
38,000
South Africa
24,000
Other countries
640,000
bauxite, industrial diamond, phosphate rock, platinum-group metals vermiculite.
and zirconium.
African mineral reserves rank first or second for bauxite, cobalt, diamonds, phosphate rocks, platinum-group metals (PGM), vermiculite and zirconium soda ash PGM Senegal (iron), and many others
.[3] Many other minerals are present in quantity. The 2012 share of world production from African soil was bauxite 7%; aluminium 5%; chromite 38%; cobalt 60%; copper 9%; gold 20%; iron ore 2%; steel 1%; lead (Pb) 2%; manganese 38%; zinc 1%; cement 4%; natural diamond 56%; graphite 2%; phosphate rock 21%; coal 4%; mineral fuels (including coal) & petroleum 47%; uranium 18%.[4]platinum 69.4%.
Algeria, Angola, Cameroon, Chad, Republic of Congo, Egypt, Eritrea, Gabon, Ghana, Kenya, Libya, Nigeria, South Sudan, Sudan, Tunisia, and Mozambique are all rich in oil and gas.
Diamonds: Angola, Botswana,
Mineral exports, of which diamond accounted for $3.3 billion; copper and nickel matte, about $461 million; soda ash, about $65 million; and gold, about $36 million, represented 83% of total merchandise exports.
Central African Republic,
Democratic Republic of Congo.
Gold: Benin, Burkina Faso, Djibouti, Mali, South Africa, Tanzania.
Nickel and Uranium: Burundi.
Pozzolana: Cape Verde.
Fish: Comoros, Guinea-Bissau, Mauritius, Sao Tome and Principe, Senegal, Seychelles.
Timber: Liberia.
Titanium: Gambia.
Graphite: Madagascar.
Tobacco: Malawi.
Iron Ore: Mauritania.
Phosphates: Western Sahara, Morocco.
Aluminium and Gas: Guinea, Mozambique.
Cooper: Uganda, Zambia.
Africa’s natural resource economy
Gold Mine outside of Johannesburg, South Africa.
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Africa has a large quantity of natural resources, including diamond, sugar, salt, gold, iron, cobalt, uranium, copper, bauxite, silver, petroleum and cocoa beans, but also woodsand tropical fruits etc.
Recent oil reserve discoveries have increased the importance of that commodity on African economies. Sudan and Nigeria are two of the main oil producers. The United States and “Europe” took most of the Congo‘s oil production. Oil is provided by both continental and offshore productions. Sudan’s oil exports in 2010 are estimated by the United States Department of State at $9 billion with United States dollars.[1]
Five countries dominate Africa’s upstream oil production. Together they account for 85% of the continent’s oil production and are, in order of decreasing output, Nigeria, Libya, Algeria, Egypt and Angola. Other oil producing countries are Gabon, Congo, Cameroon, Tunisia, Equatorial Guinea, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Côte d’Ivoireand more recently, Ghana. Exploration is taking place in a number of other countries that aim to increase their output or become first time producers. Included in this list are Chad, Sudan, Namibia, South Africa and Madagascar while Mozambique and Tanzania are potential oil producers
10 afrikan of the fast the growing economy is now in Africa whit very fast growth that leave Africa whit 42 nations that have huge wealth
Reports for the African development band reports that Africa is The place for investors Africa Can be no longer ignored the developer bank has grown From 68 biljon to 128 Billion
And A 320 billion dollars investment in Afrikan infrastructure
Afrika I pressuring growth for the Africans for 1.2 billion people that will bring 3 trillion dollar by 2030
Afrika is the arkitekt of the future
The trade will rise 15-25 precent by 2040
African want to revers the previous history
And want to generate its own agricultural
Some of the wealth
Nigeria GDP is approximately At 5.6 trillion dollar in 2017 and 7 billion in minerals
GDP in Algeria is expected to be 178.10 USD Billion by the end of this quarter, according to Trading Economics global macro models and analysts expectations.
And 60 billion of worth in oil and gas
And 1.9 trillion of gold reserves approximately
GDP in Angola is expected to be 115.00 USD Billion by the end of this quarter, according to Trading Economics global macro models and analysts expectations.
And 33 billion in gas oil
Gold worth billions smuggled out of Africa. … Wed, 24 Apr 2019
Sudan’s oil feal is approximately 1.3 Trillion in only oil fealds
South Africa reserves is at approximately 2.5 trillion
Senegal 1.2 trillion GDP 23.50 billion
Equatorial Guinea
GDP of 13.32 billion US dollars in 2018.
45 biljon in oil stolen
GDP in Egypt is expected to be 280.00 USD Billion by the end of this quarter, according to Trading Economics global macro models and analysts expectations.
Gabon gold and GDP
14,62 miljarder USD (2017)
18.00 USD Billion in 2020,
British American Tobacco estimates that the global tobacco market is worth $770 billion
China dept 5.4 trillion +shadow banking, and more sectors in the chines structure
The Gov dept to be up to 40 trillion dept can’t be ignored china Brows most if all nations
210 bilon to help the downturn in
to inject in the country banks.
Neva there has bean a nation whit bigger deppt.
2009 it’s started china isexport depended
The deppt has increased by 300 percent of dept
China’s deppt is way more looking to many other sectors like shadow banking/ ghost city is entrepnurs is lootinting the country and they investors is only taking from the Chinese system the economy on a down word pressure.
This all is a deppt crises and what happens to China happens to the world. So can u see the huge Afrika ruchs for investments
Non prefome lone peppol in
China’s Qui program
18 000 companies filed for bankruptcy in china 2018
China’s Gdp down 6.2 procent
Gdp data can’t be trusted
It’s won’t be able to devalu and china is backed to a corner
Peppols bank of China prints it’s way out from the problem
The bubble will come
Economic is slowing down
It’s a slomotiontraine reck a huge Ponzi scheme
China Sharp slowdown 6.4
In 2019. It’s the manufacturing sector
Market and coppret sector in huge slowdown a slope companies in China will not cope
On a state owned basis.
Quarter to quarter chinathere has not bean substantial deca of growth In China
the china chart overall it’s been growing 6 and a half And 3 quarters for the last 4 years.
Delivery slump 60 percent in the first year 2019
China relaxes measure like boosting investors to invest and cutting tax and traded and a weakening global demand
Approximately they won’t bee growth until 2025 in China
China’s part of the slow down in self intended
Shanghai stock market lost a quarter of it’s walue
But still some say it may takeover the us
Then gold the top countries
To bee ouite to u all whit the user most respect………. It’s better
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2019 Rank | Country | Nominal GDP($ billions) | Nominal GDPper capita (US$) | Notes |
1 | Nigeria | 444.916 | 2,233.45 | |
2 | South Africa | 371.298 | 6,331.46 | |
3 | Egypt | 299.589 | 3,019.72 | |
4 | Algeria | 183.687 | 4,229.78 | |
5 | Morocco | 121.35 | 3,409.95 | |
6 | Kenya | 99.246 | 2,010.51 | |
7 | Angola | 92.191 | 3,060.02 | |
8 | Ethiopia | 90.968 | 951.10 | |
9 | Ghana | 68.258 | 2,262.57 | |
10 | Tanzania | 61.032 | 1,172.18 | |
11 | Democratic Republic of the Congo | 48.458 | 495.08 | |
12 | Côte d’Ivoire | 45.252 | 1,722.26 | |
13 | Libya | 44.964 | 6,835.62 | |
14 | Cameroon | 39.219 | 1,537.61 | |
15 | Tunisia | 36.204 | 3,072.51 | |
16 | Uganda | 33.569 | 8[11]28.06 | |
17 | Sudan | 31.468 | 728.06 | |
18 | Senegal | 25.32 | 1,510.20 | |
19 | Zambia | 24.615 | 1,343.57 | |
20 | Zimbabwe | 22.29 | 1,423.49 | |
21 | Botswana | 19.651 | 8,263.22 | |
22 | Mali | 17.833 | 933.88 | |
23 | Gabon | 16.709 | 8,031.44 | |
24 | Mozambique | 15.372 | 493.37 | |
25 | Burkina Faso | 14.882 | 744.24 | |
26 | Mauritius | 14.812 | 11,693.55 | |
27 | Namibia | 13.961 | 5,675.11 | |
28 | Madagascar | 12.734 | 470.67 | |
29 | Guinea | 12.623 | 926.33 | |
30 | Equatorial Guinea | 12.432 | 9,140.32 | |
31 | Chad | 11.372 | 888.29 | |
32 | Benin | 11.184 | 954.10 | |
33 | Republic of Congo | 11.162 | 2,443.75 | |
34 | Rwanda | 10.211 | 829.97 | |
35 | Niger | 9.724 | 487.68 | |
36 | Somalia | 7.903 | ||
37 | Eritrea | 7.718 | 1,253.06 | |
38 | Malawi | 7.436 | 366.532 | |
39 | Togo | 5.592 | 682.40 | |
40 | Mauritania | 5.569 | 1,191.51 | |
41 | Eswatini | 4.662 | 4,205.67 | |
42 | Sierra Leone | 3.998 | 516.76 | |
43 | Burundi | 3.573 | 309.87 | |
44 | Liberia | 3.221 | 703.67 | |
45 | South Sudan | 3.151 | 235.52 | |
46 | Lesotho | 2.811 | 1,372.51 | |
47 | Djibouti | 2.392 | 2,218.05 | |
48 | Central African Republic | 2.285 | 440.99 | |
49 | Cabo Verde | 2.042 | 3,650.11 | |
50 | The Gambia | 1.741 | 778.08 | |
51 | Seychelles | 1.654 | 17,154.74 | |
52 | Guinea-Bissau | 1.538 | 865.74 | |
53 | Comoros | 0.726 | 832.87 | |
54 | São Tomé and Príncipe | 0.477 | 2,147.16 | |
— | Total | 2,453.844 |
the leader of the emirates shike mohamed bin zayed al nayhan can come to have an huge role in the sudan conflickt we hope that the leaders of UAE will razie his hand and make a move towards peace.we know sudan is not the moste stabil demmocrati contry in the world
giorgio melloni is going at the eu she want to put italy in center of the eu economi and she has a point
Germany is collapsing and we are seeing the start of it
The new religion the black and white illuminati it’s about economic it’s new
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