The problem this time around
Nothing works |
Tf separate IMF from Bankruptcy they are not the same
the cost effective's of insurance is not quite the same
""" Few countries are lower. These contracts strip out inflation risk, and therefore offer a quick and dirty insight into residual default risk. """" |
Yes I think I agree with that . . . . . |
Xylos
Great news then .... lets leave the farmers to plough the roads LOL
and put a recall in of Non Doms
IRA compensation ...
Chagos islands
Caribbean compensation
Chicken nugget Illegals
if you read the news 50 deported on one jet plus 150 security ... 3 per man in yesterdays telegraph at a cost of £1m (22,000) per head
NHS producing 18% less than before pandemic
Not sure yet if you appreciate that none of the tax rises have actually been paid yet even CGT carries a lag so does VAT on schools with some reclaiming VAT because of the way its structured in the short term and VAT is not on the property itself you have to elect to be Vat Reg for property not quite sure how that plays out.
a doom loop to stagflation does not end well
its a 4 year to go tape spool .....
lets hope enough What Apps group's cause a few By-elections |
Torquay,
You know this group?
Sort of Thai shoegaze/ dream pop. Great sound. |
Well...at least we're NOT the US....
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What's happening with SCLP ?
Is it time for the next leg down yet ? |
Hey Inan here's a refreshing article from your usual source The Telegraph entitled:"Stop moaning - the economy is in better shape than it looks".Well worth a read I suggest.https://telegraph.co.uk/gift/cfbd91def9b3ffafXylos |
I mean.....this guy makes Nana look semi-sane. |
The 'ONLY' good thing about what lies ahead is.......we get to WATCH Trump's bizarre reactions....lol |
'US dollar softer as gold makes new highs'
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Lol...it's not even started yet !!! |
The biggest holder of US debt ..?
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US citizens
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Double whammy |
Tf.....I'll remember to toast you both then. Slainté. |
🥱🥱🥱 |
I don't imply, I know ... EE was on here as well as EE LSE before the name change both MT and EE are great fans of CYAN
come on sherlock i went through all this years ago 😎🤣 |
MT - Inan implies you are EE. In which case - it's no beer today ! ATB |
Not at all ... just try to curtail your thai translations .. Nana means "meeting place" |
Now now Inan. Anyway, hope MT is on his toes today - it's a 'no alcohol' day in Thailand. |
Yet another day -
In the world of 'EGO trash' |
The thoughts of Chairman Inanaco |
Looks like MT has ventured out from Paknampran to Hui Hin .. 25 km away in search of a Dentist .... not sure how they will cope with such a Big Mouth .... still extraction of his dollar renders dealing with a big problem palatable
be careful of opticians they prescribe normal glass for 20/20 vision |
so your next problem its not a Loan note
its the chinese buying US debt
Inflation and bond prices
When inflation rises, bond prices tend to fall because the fixed interest rate on a bond becomes less attractive in real terms.
you can actually inflate away the debt ...
it only becomes a problem if the US keeps issuing bonds but if they decide enough is enough and sack diversity workers ....
borrowing will fall .. |
LOL .... except the debt is not Yuan .... its $
in principle if Turkey The King of all predictions is Right
the Dollar collapse takes China with it ...
bit like Japan whose debt is funded locally in yen they run 264% of GDP debt
there is always two sides to going bust ... |
The Dontard forgets that China is the biggest holder of US debt, yet he seeks to blackmail them with tariffs. Perhaps they will call in the note...
And Elontard will destroy his dodgems business by his domestic and foreign meddling.
A Banana Republic which will flout judicial rulings and turn the US into a failed state. |
Brand conservative and labour ...
The UK funded a diversity scheme in Mauritius out of the foreign aid budget during negotiations over the Chagos Islands.
Taxpayers spent £1.3 million on a bespoke aid programme, including a scheme to increase the representation of women in the Mauritian renewable energy sector, despite the country’s demand for Britain to give up the Indian Ocean territory.
The programme began in October 2022 – the same month the Government agreed to start negotiations over the Chagos Islands – and was described by officials as a “priority for ministers”.
Sir Keir Starmer is now under fire for his decision to “surrenderR21; the islands, at a reported cost of up to £18 billion over 99 years.
Opponents of the deal, including the Conservatives and Reform, argue that Sir Keir has needlessly given up British territory to appease international courts, while endangering the UK’s relationship with the US.
"we plough the fields and scatter" our money ..... |
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