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[Anonymous No.49748935]

The Fed and the ECB are propping up the debt market with funny money and nobody is talking about it.

[Anonymous No.49749067]

>>49748935
So is tether and nobody is talking about it

[Anonymous No.49749128]

>>49748935
Imagine thinking the money printing liquidity flooding bullshit was ever going to end without a complete crash in all markets (including the debt market) lmao.
We're unironically going to reach actual hyperinflation

[Anonymous No.49749164]

>>49748935
I heard about this, it was confirmed by the ECB, but not by the FED. How do we know the FED is buying the debt market?

https://www.cnbc.com/2022/06/15/emergency-meeting-european-central-bank-to-create-new-tool-to-address-fragmentation-risk-.html

[Anonymous No.49749220]

>>49749164
the FED one is very likely true as well but just not confirmed, the ECB is just trying to keep the moorish gypsy shitholes in their south alive

[Anonymous No.49749241]

>>49749164
>Friday, June 10th: Abysmal CPI report spooks investors and causes a pan sell off
>TNX spikes as debt market becomes unstable
>debt hyper bubble at risk of popping
>stock AND CRYPTO dipping as a result
>Wednesday, June 15th: ECB announces they are deploying "emergency tools" to prevent "fragmentation" in the debt market
>Present: TNX down more than 20bps from its high last week
I'd be very surprised if they would ever admit to it, but central banks around the world are all working towards the same end. They can't let the debt bubble pop, but the Fed can't confess to buying the market because that would make concerns of inflation even worse.

[Anonymous No.49749267]

>>49749220
What happens if it gets confirmed the FED is buying the debt market? Do stocks dump or does the DXY dump?

[Anonymous No.49749302]

>>49749267
stocks pump because no one will take the fed seriously anymore, market participants will realise that the money printing phase is not really over

[Anonymous No.49749350]

>>49749267
I think bonds would dump first, since they're already yielding negative real returns against inflation (which in reality is well over 15%). The MSM has to continuously blast people with sparkles and rainbows and tell everyone everything's alright and inflation isn't that bad, because if people acknowledged how bad it really is, the debt bubble would implode, followed by the stock market. For the same reason, they can't admit they're propping up the debt market with funny money, even though they're digging their own grave as they do.

[Anonymous No.49749999]

Here, this is the easiest way I can explain it. Basically, the Fed both wants and does not want to buy the market, but they have to right now.

[Anonymous No.49750253]

>>49749999
Thanks anon, that makes sense, the fed is basically backed into a corner of wanting to keep bond yields low (to keep gov debt sustainable) and inflation low to keep the public happy, both can't be done simultaneously

[Anonymous No.49750320]

>>49750253
When the Fed buys bonds, bond yields drop immediately, but it takes a while for the cash they printed to enter the economy, circulate, and push prices up. Because of this lag effect, and their coordination with the MSM propagandizers, they think they can keep a lid on things and keep the easy money flowing, and interest rates will stay down and the stock market will just go up and up forever. Recognize that there's a coordinated effort to keep perception of inflation down, even as they continue to print and inflate.

[Anonymous No.49750421]

>>49749999
>>49750253
checkd.
So they MUST to choose between tanking the market now by increasing rates (and risk defaulting on 20 trillion due to interest), or kicking the can down the road but increasing the risk of a hyperinflation scenario? Is there any other scenario?

[Anonymous No.49751024]

Here's a slightly better version of the chart

[Anonymous No.49751175]

slightly slightly better version version