Japanese Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama said she is closely watching market trends, as the yield on 10-year government debt hovers near 2%, a level not seen since 2006 https://t.co/F8IOrHscpr ...

Although the overall market is flat today, some momentum names staging a strong comeback such as quantum computing stocks and the Buzz ETF. So, are investors once again willing to take on riskier parts of the markets. Joining me now is Paulson Perspectives author Jim Pollson and Ariel Investments vice chairman Charlie Babrinskoy.Guys, welcome. Jim, you're concerned about economic growth here. What what's the impact potentially in the markets.Yeah, I I think that um I think the economy is fairly weak awardly ...

He said that for years before the October 1987 crash, conditions were considered to be "highly in excess and nothing happened in the markets.""When I talk to people in the markets, I say there is one date you ought to keep in mind: Oct. 19, 1987," Rubin told CNBC senior finance and banking reporter Leslie Picker at the Summit.But the "ultimate serious consequences," which Rubin said he believes are "highly likely to be out there," lead him back to October 1987.The effects of the rising debt are just barely ...

RT Gina (@GinaSaysSo)US government robs citizens of 45% of our income and we're somehow still $40 trillion in the red. 🤡 ...

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said he expects the country’s debt pressures to ease beginning end-2028, driven by the government’s efforts to reduce its fiscal deficit. https://t.co/zVCcR1UaER ...

Increasingly the IMF is worried about what will happen to local banks in sub-Saharan Africa if governments struggle to pay back their domestic loans https://t.co/WF1dynxww0 ...

RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)The central banks will as a result be left with inferior bags. (Though not nearly as inferior as government debt). Once they need to actually start moving the gold around they will discover the inferiority. And gold's relatively greater dilution will also be irksome in an industry where even a single basis point is usually important. ...

as geopolitics gets more complex, as valuations get more detached from reality, and as governments go into more debtand as the world's population gets more tech-savvyinternet-native money will become more obviousI don't see how Bitcoin and Zcash don't get much bigger ...

Brazil’s public coffers lose $11.3 billion per year as government debt issuances face cut-throat competition from tax-exempt local bonds, Treasury Secretary Rogerio Ceron said in an interview https://t.co/BCohnZT4hY ...

RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)The central banks will as a result be left with inferior bags. (Though not nearly as inferior as government debt). Once they need to actually start moving the gold around they will discover the inferiority. And gold's relatively greater dilution will also be irksome in an industry where even a single basis point is usually important. ...