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Is any one winning?PM Truss has resigned!
Central bank wins
briefly , the Central Bank needs a trustworthy salesperson ( WHOOPS !! PM/Chancellor ) good luck with that in England ( and Wales )PM Truss has resigned!
Central bank wins
all looks fine and comfy at those Davos conferences ( and that is all the elite club care about although maybe the fuel costs of their private jets might be irritating )Is any one winning?
No so sure.there is no way out:
Either hyperinflation,or abject poverty with a cataclysmic depression.
Even that last point: how the hell can any western country pay its debt or at least interests with IR in the 2 digits which is needed to avoid the first outcome ?
only one way, no more new debt at all and with IR at level of inflation or above...will not happen so another race to the cliff.
Will the pound be the first fiat to collapse?
I meant first in the coming cascade....all looks fine and comfy at those Davos conferences ( and that is all the elite club care about although maybe the fuel costs of their private jets might be irritating )
they obviously have no intention of repaying the original value borrowed( created ) they plan is to inflate the debt to zero ( and or 'soft default ' the capital )
first fiat to collapse , NO, fiat currencies have collapsed before ( and will collapse in the future in due course )
currencies rely on trust , if you don't trust in it's value , you won't use it as a trading tool/system
would we know ?? if a middle-weight currency collapsed ( that wasn't part of a planned regime-change agenda )I meant first in the coming cascade....
if it was only the UK or say Japan things might be tough but OK but i suspect there are other Treasuries/Central Banks trying to break the news gently as well , what if several sovereigns come out with variations of ( soft and hard ) defaultsthe Brits have backed themselves into an uncomfortable situation
Disfunctional? Not yet, but polarised and a bifurcating society, in the view of many
NATIONAL PRESS CLUB ADDRESS LORD JONATHAN SUMPTION ; 10 OCTOBER 2022 ... is a good read
Lord Jonathan Sumption
Lord Jonathan Sumption, Former Justice of the UK Supreme Court and Author, will Address the National Press Club of Australia on 'What is going on in the United Kingdom?'.www.npc.org.au
will be interesting to see if any part of the EU ( or UK ) is particularly attractive to the financial sector , now sanctions-addiction has taken hold there , given Asia has a huge potential for future growth would Singapore seize the opportunity , and leap-frog several rivals ( i can't see BIG money accepting Hong-Kong , Macau , or Taiwan or even Thailand as their new base )It appears leaving the EU is not working out. The financial sector was a big part of their economy and that is moving to France.
And trade barriers hurt existing and new business.
depends on who will be buying those Treasuries after the mid-terms , the yield might be anything the Fed decides ( because they will be buying most of them )I wonder if the 10 yr US bonds will experience the same drop in yields following midterms?
I vaguely remember that yield curve controls were debated and dismissed by the Fed during the height of the covid pandemic.depends on who will be buying those Treasuries after the mid-terms , the yield might be anything the Fed decides ( because they will be buying most of them )
With the government having since backtracked on plans for borrowing-fuelled tax cuts, the risk premium on UK bonds has now largely reversed and market confidence has improved, Stheeman said. Still, the environment remains challenging, and it’s important the UK bond market is not viewed as an outlier, he said.
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