If Republicans grab house or senate expect nothing to be done for a while. They will block everything dems put up.the problem seems to be nobody is buying government debt , at least in the UK and Japan ( maybe other places as well ) now Japan also likes buying US debt , normally
we still have some supply disruptions to bite ( like tissue paper in Germany and England , food in lots of areas )
will all this be forgotten leading up to the US mid-terms or will Trump endorsed candidates grab control of the Senate and Congress
depends if it is the RINOs or the populist faction , the RINOs are as intertwined with the neo-cons as the Dems not much change if the RINOs are the pivotal factionIf Republicans grab house or senate expect nothing to be done for a while. They will block everything dems put up.
well if that price cap thing was to get some traction , some of the smaller producers would be close to break-even ( and no incentive to export at all ) remember production costs are rising for most producersOPEC now considering 2 million cut.
S&P futures are the best at the moment which means energy will be an outlier today.well if that price cap thing was to get some traction , some of the smaller producers would be close to break-even ( and no incentive to export at all ) remember production costs are rising for most producers
OPEC now considering 2 million cut.
OPEC has realized the G7 and climate change are trying to destroy their economies , .. true virtue is a rare thing maybe Saudi Arabia is the only one caught out ( since the victim walked in of his own will and was recorded on surveillance cameras )OPEC determined to fund Putin's war in Ukraine. They will have blood on their hands, but it's not surprising to hear that Saudi Arabia is the driving force behind this. A country that would murder and dismember its own citizen in one of their overseas embassies isn't exactly what you would call a paragon of virtue.
Saudi Arabia hasn't condemned Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Why? Because murderous authoritarians stick together when times get tough.
Price controls really just swaps rising prices for physical shortages in terms of the ultimate outcome.The UN Demands All Central Banks Stop Rate Hikes And Switch To Price Controls Instead
Timbuktu. Still holding. Bought the rumour, will sell on the news wave once it's reached the beach and about to turn around.@frugal.rock Bought at 301 & sold at 463 within a week. How'd you do?
of course price caps rely on the compliance of business/public , the black market might literally explode ( with new products and customers ) and if the black market swells government revenue via sales tax and excise plummets .. but then i suppose they will use that tax avoidance to impose CBDCs .. and then try to stop the return of gold and silver as trading currencyPrice controls really just swaps rising prices for physical shortages in terms of the ultimate outcome.
It's still bad for the average person just in a different way. Instead of spending more to buy something, you instead spend time and money (fuel etc) going from shop to shop trying to find one that has what you want to buy.
Do you really believe the standard of living in France is high.Job figures are looking good by the way, and Aussies don't give up easy. Australia as a overall country and society has not seen any major social upheavals. Down under when the going gets tough we get proactive about it and find a second job or pick up more hours.
Look at France as a example, their standard of living is high and compare to any east euro country they are gods, yet quick to riot burn and loot when they hit a bump on the road.
I think we will be fine, there will be no mass defaults no blood in the street, just some hard yakka all around and plenty room to move rates higher. Somebody think about the pensioners and savers!
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