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  1. Why are bond yields surging, and why does it matter Business

    Ballooning government deficits, a Middle East conflict driving inflation fears and tech giants issuing billions in debt to fund AI expansion are pushing global bond yields to multi-decade highs, Reuters correspondent Gregor Stuart Hunter explains. #News #Reuters #Newsfeed #BondYields #GlobalBonds #InterestRates #Inflation #MiddleEast #AIInfrastructure #TechDebt #USBonds #GermanBonds #JapanBonds

    fllics.com/en/video/why-are-bo

  2. This has got to have a bunch of the elites in banking, politics, and the rest of the corrupt moneyed establishment shaking in their boots, as they say.

    europeanbusinessmagazine.com/b

    In short: the USA has enjoyed a privileged position since the end of WWII, because the #US #dollar has been the de-facto standard international #currency. Not just for trade, but as a reserve as well. Other countries buy US-issued government #bonds by the absolute truckload, and it lets the US spend far above its income without triggering the #hyperinflation you see when another country does that by printing money (see: Zimbabwe).

    The foundation of that international currency choice is the oil trade. Pretty much every oil transaction between parties in different countries uses US dollars, hence the "petrodollar' name.

    #Chinese yuan becoming an alternate global reserve and trading currency has been a worry for the US for some years now. Oil transactions happening in #yuan could make it happen in a big way.

    And then the dominoes might start falling. I'd say "popcorn time", but the collateral damage to the US #economy collapsing will have huge consequences for us all.

    #GovernmentBonds #USBonds #ReserveCurrency #USFederalReserve #USPol #Iran

  3. Since 1984 the US has becoming addicted to borrowing and it'll get a lot worse under Trump. Their current debt is $35.46 trillion dollars.

    That's a lot of leverage for the countries under attack.

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    U.S. National Debt Over the Last 100 Years
    fiscaldata.treasury.gov/americ

    @CraigKendrickNZ @Daveosaurus

    #USPol #Debt #USBonds