Brazil’s Treasury intervened in the local bond market for a second straight day, announcing fresh auctions to both buy back and sell government debt to support liquidity and stabilize trading https://t.co/yN7mMdbVKg ...

The idea that "we owe ourselves" government debts is cliched commietardia.Government debts are real legal debts, owed by specific governments to other people or organizations.They're essentially debts that must be paid by future taxpayers. If it is a government that can continue borrow cheap money, some of the debt will instead be "paid back" by future currency users in the form of monetary inflation. ...

RT Wall Street Mav (@WallStreetMav)French retired pensioners have a higher income level than working-age adults.France is a financial basket case with govt debt approaching levels that Greece had during their financial crisis. France is so much larger that it will be impossible for Germany to bailout France. https://t.co/46OJIR39Cx ...

Government debt across the euro area and the UK resumed a slide, following a punishing start to March as the Iran war showed no sign of easing and energy prices continued to surge https://t.co/zsNDVzxz5q ...

When governments are indebted, high interest rates wreak havoc https://t.co/4eyS7XC8mJ ...

In a world of unlimited money printing and new taxes on unrealized gains, the only way to win is to own assets your government cannot print or debase. In this episode, I'm joined by Jeroen Blok, a professional investor with over 20 years of experience managing institutional wealth. Today we're unpacking his new book, The Great Rebalancing in three parts.From the systemic failure of the 6040 portfolio to the scarce asset solution involving Bitcoin and gold. We discuss why safe government debt has become a we ...

Bond traders in India are positioning for the central bank to resume buying government debt in the coming months, a decision they say will spur gains as the current easing cycle approaches its end. https://t.co/8upfhI8Yxh ...

A recession would put indebted governments everywhere to a stern fiscal test https://t.co/T0yykpqpEW ...

A recession would put indebted governments everywhere to a stern fiscal test https://t.co/K369Y74MH8 ...

RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)National or federal governments can't bail it out a 1929 level crash this time, without causing hyperinflation, because government debt is the biggest bubble of all, at far higher levels than in 1929. So if a crash does happen all the lessons "learned" by Keynesians in 1929 will make things worse not better. ...