/biz/ - Business & Finance

Milkshake number 2 is in the making
It's worse everywhere else

>>56197580
Exactly. Im astonished how noone seems to grasp what long dated yiels going up means for the government and the whole economy. Its a total disaster

>>56197585

Did the US do this on purpose?

>>56197585
Only because other fiats are mostly worse (not Swiss Franken for example) doesn't mean you have to buy this shitcoin. Crypto was made for this

>>56197585
Weong though. Other than Italy, interest rates are lower elsewhere

>>56197597
:^)

>>56197597
We do a little trolling.

>>56197597
Possible. Monetary vampirism is what keeps the US economy liquid

>>56197616
>>56197624
What are these shills? see: >>56197613

>>56197597
I wouldn't say it was on purpose so much as the rest of the world is even more addicted to things like ZIRP and cheap debt than america is but somehow people still haven't gotten that idea through their thick skulls yet

>>56197653
Because its bullshit

>>56197613
Investors are more concerned about the mid and long term survival of the euro than the dollar, not to speak about other currencies. I expected an attempt at devaluation, but the dxy bounced back to 105. See you at 130

>>56197656
Case in point, this neanderthal who doesn't understand that the italian bond rates he just posted are an example of what I am talking about l. You don't need to respond because I'm not reading your posts lel

>>56197613
>Italy

>>56197701
Because Italy has higher debt. The others dont. Also noone else has that high of a deficit. Not even Italy.

Does this mean it’s a good time or a bad time to buy bonds?

>>56198098
Imho it's never a good time to buy them

>hyperinflation is the only way our failed state can survive
>keep costs going up by importing more cheap workers