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How Government Debt Reduces Your Buying Power
Principles by Ray Dalio· 2025-07-03 13:24
Government Debt Management Strategies - When countries face excessive debt, governments are likely to devalue their currency and lower interest rates [1] - Devaluing currency is a subtle method for governments to reduce wealth, as it makes goods cheaper in markets and stimulates the economy [2][3] - Lowering interest rates is stimulative [3] Risks and Alternatives - Devaluing currency reduces buying power because the value of the currency is less [3] - Balancing the budget is an alternative to devaluing currency for offsetting debt problems [4]
Trump on Fed Chair: Anybody Would Be Better Than Powell
Bloomberg Television· 2025-07-03 12:38
You tend to announce your pick for successor to Jay Powell earlier than then, say, or as early as, say, the summer or the fall. Well, I do something about who it's going to be. Yes.I don't know. Hey, give me a break. I do.She'd be a good candidate. Anybody would be Jay Powell. You know, he's closing is unfortunate because he keeps the rate way up.I think it's Trump derangement syndrome personally. But, you know, we have a very strong country with we're the strongest country. Look, our country right now is a ...
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Bloomberg· 2025-07-03 03:39
Expectations are growing for Malaysia’s central bank to cut interest rates at its policy meeting on July 9, which is also the deadline for countries to reach trade deals with the US to avert swingeing tariffs. https://t.co/GGfjaodhWh ...
Softness in employment will get Fed to lower rates, says Piper Sandler's Michael Kantrowitz
CNBC Television· 2025-07-02 17:43
Speaking of the weak dollar, my next guest has three names that should benefit from that. Or maybe it's the whole market as we were just discussing. Michael Caneritz is here.He's the chief investment strategist at Piper Sandler. It's great to see you. You too.What What is the the sort of top level effect of a dollar being down 10%. I mean, is it supportive for stocks. What happens if it continues. What happens if it doesn't.I I think it's positive. I mean, at least that's what I've we've observed through mo ...
Former World Bank President David Malpass: The Fed has the rates too high
CNBC Television· 2025-07-02 12:34
Fed chair Jay Powell said yesterday that President Trump's tariffs had lifted inflation forecasts and were keeping rates on hold. Joining us now for more on the Fed and the US economy, David Malpass, former World Bank president and now distinguished fellow of international finance and inaugural fellow of global business and infrastructure at Purdue's Business School. David, great to have you with us. Hi Melissa, good to be on. Um, where do you think rates would be had it not been for the tariffs? Would we b ...
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Bloomberg· 2025-07-02 12:22
New Zealand house prices rose for the first time in three months, adding to signs of a modest recovery as interest rates fall https://t.co/29Gp9aSolU ...
Stocks Hover Amid Increased Trade Focus, Tax Bill; Banks Boost Dividends | Bloomberg Brief 7/2/2025
Bloomberg Television· 2025-07-02 11:23
DANI: HERE IS WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW. THE PRESIDENT TRUMP'S TAX BILL FACES REPUBLICAN RESISTANCE WITH A VOTE SCHEDULED TODAY. NO DELAY THE PRESIDENT SELECT -- STICKS TO HIS JULY 9 TARIFF DEADLINE THREATENING JAPAN WITH LEVEES UP TO 35% AND THE BIGGEST BANKS ON WALL STREET BOOST THEIR DIVIDENDS AFTER PASSING DEFENSE STRESS TESTS.MOMENTUM STARTS TO WANE. ALL-TIME HIGHS AND THEN WE FELL YESTERDAY. A BIG ROTATION INTO VALUE STOCKS THAT CONTINUES INTO THE FUTURE SESSION THIS MORNING.S&P HIGHER BY ABOUT 1/10. RUSS ...
Andersen: AI is just the game in town over the next couple of years
CNBC Television· 2025-07-02 11:16
So, we listed a bunch of factors there. The market seems to be shrugging it off, at least right now in the pre-market. Futures are higher.In your mind, what's the biggest one of those things that investors should be mindful of and could potentially impact this market in a negative way. So, first and foremost, we obviously have to acknowledge there's a lot of the risk that have been reduced over the last couple of months, both relates to geopolitics, fiscal uncertainty, trade uncertainty. I think when we loo ...
ECB's Centeno on Inflation, Interest Rates, Euro Exchange Rate, Trade
Bloomberg Television· 2025-07-02 08:29
European Central Bank Governing Council member Mario Centeno says policymakers remain cautious despite inflation now being at the 2% target, stressing the ECB is not in a hurry to reduce borrowing costs further. Speaking to Bloomberg's Francine Lacqua on the sidelines of the ECB's annual retreat in Sintra, Portugal, Centeno also talks about the euro exchange rate and the importance of a potential trade deal. 00:00 - ECB Governing Council Member Mario Centeno on central bank rate cuts, inflation target 01:13 ...
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Bloomberg· 2025-07-02 04:20
Poland will likely keep interest rates unchanged after policymakers turned cautious, citing loose fiscal policy and global price risks https://t.co/9JheNe3y6U ...