Philippine bonds are poised for further gains as political uncertainties lead investors to anticipate some of the most aggressive interest rate cuts in the nation compared with its emerging Asian peers https://t.co/LrOwqX4fjt ...

Asset Valuation - Cash is experiencing devaluation [1] - Real estate is considered overvalued [1] - Stocks are considered overvalued [1] - Bonds are considered undesirable [1] Alternative Investments - Gold is viewed as a potentially acceptable investment [1] - Speculative assets are facing risk aversion [1] - Privacy, if considered an asset, would be logically sound due to increasing scarcity [1] - The concept of private digital gold is presented as a desirable solution [1]

Ecuador bonds fell after voters delivered a sharp and surprising repudiation of President Daniel Noboa’s attempt to consolidate power https://t.co/Yr0k8sGy16 ...

Berkshire Hathaway sold $1.4 billion of yen-denominated bonds on Friday at lower borrowing costs compared with its previous deal as global investors flock to Japan https://t.co/91HsIJI33v ...

Scotland's plans to issue its own bonds, nicknamed Kilts, will be a purely domestic affair, argues @marcusashworth (via @opinion) https://t.co/7ih4Ltg7u0 ...

Hong Kong is marketing a new set of “digitally native” bonds denominated in multiple currencies, intensifying the city’s drive to become a global hub for digital assets https://t.co/uZjZ8bDhUh ...

RT Capital Markets (@capitalmarkets)Crypto and bonds are now tied for second place in where ETF investors plan to put new money—45% for these asset classes.That’s a striking move for crypto, which makes up just 1% of ETF assets, compared to bonds’ 17%. Thanks @EricBalchunas for the insight. https://t.co/rr4NOCi0lX ...

Senegal’s dollar bonds slumped the most in seven months after the IMF’s two-week staff mission to the country ended without an agreement on a new program https://t.co/2GjHG2UJ00 ...

Macroeconomic Trends & Geopolitical Shifts - The period from 1950-1990 is identified as an atypical era of Westernization and centralization [1] - The global economy's center of mass is shifting back to Eurasia, leading to a decline in the West's relative strength [2] - The West's living standards are heavily reliant on its continued absolute dominance, supported by the US dollar's status as the global reserve currency [3] - A decline from the undisputed 1 position could contract the tax base for dollar inflation from 1-3 billion globally to approximately 300 million Americans, potentially causing a 60-90% drop and increasing inflation [4] - Market participants are observed selling Western bonds and investing in Chinese bonds, gold, internet stocks, and internet currencies [7] - The 20th-century Western economy is being superseded by China and the Internet [7] Sovereign Debt & Financial Instability - Issues are shared across the entire G7, with France and the UK potentially requiring IMF bailouts [6] - Soaring yields are observed across the US, France, UK, Italy, Germany, and Japan, while Chinese yields are falling [6] - Western governments are perceived as bankrupt [8]

Thailand’s longer tenor bonds are drawing in global investors after a sharp selloff last month as persistent deflation revives expectations of interest-rate cuts from the central bank https://t.co/zDl5kvPOxK ...