💥BREAKING:🇺🇸 U.S. Treasury just bought $2 Billion of its own debt, and has now bought back more than $10B over the last 4 weeks. https://t.co/bAU7e6xu8U ...

Solvency Analysis - A solvency ratio is a key metric used to measure an enterprise's ability to meet its debt and other obligations [1]

Colombia is tapping markets for its first issuance of euro-denominated bonds in almost 10 years as part of a broader strategy by the government to diversify liabilities and reduce debt costs https://t.co/wfO6TwuTnc ...

Government & Policy - France's prime minister aims for significant changes and seeks opposition party engagement [1] - The goal is to manage the country's debt amid strong resistance to budget cuts [1]

As its borrowing costs soar, the U.K. could become a leading indicator of trouble for other heavily indebted industrialized nations like the U.S. and France, economists say https://t.co/47yy8er6qq ...

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Market Impact - Japan's longer-maturity debt is expected to decline further [1] - The yen is anticipated to weaken when markets open on Monday [1] Political Context - Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba's decision to resign is the catalyst for the expected market movements [1]

RT Raoul Pal (@RaoulGMI)Cycles are a feature of all economies and markets. Some are longer and some are shorter. Some are violent and some are subdued. They have been obvserable for millennia either based on crop cycles in ancient times or credit/debt cycles in recent centuries. My view is this one may be extended by 6 to 9 months based on debt maturity length, interest rates, financial conditions and liquidity but as always we are dealing with probabilities and not certainties ...

Debt & Economy - A European Union country faces significant debt, increasing borrowing costs, and unstable governments [1] - This country is not Italy [1]

Economic Concerns - African governments are increasing construction despite high debt, tight budgets, and decreasing foreign aid [1] - The economic motives behind this increased construction are questionable [1]