The quiet plan to make $36 trillion disappear

Financial repression - the strategy of keeping interest rates below inflation to erode debt - is back. Here is who pays for it.

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The quiet plan to make $36 trillion disappear

Financial repression - the strategy of keeping interest rates below inflation to erode debt - is back. Here is who pays for it.

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PGIM's chief economist Daleep Singh warns that surging long-term bond yields exceeding 5% are unsustainable, predicting financial repression as governments face mounting fiscal deficits without political will to address them, while bond vigilante trading reaches critical levels requiring policy intervention.
#YonhapInfomax #FinancialRepression #BondYields #PGIM #FiscalDeficits #TreasuryRates #Economics #FinancialMarkets #Banking #Securities #Bonds #StockMarket
https://en.infomaxai.com/news/articleView.html?idxno=121091
“It's not just workers in the US — people around the world feel anxious about their job security.”
#affordability #crisis
#FinancialRepression
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/workers-everywhere-feel-very-bad-about-their-job-security-160224025.html
Workers everywhere feel very bad about their job security

Just 28% of US workers strongly agreed their position was safe from being cut in ADP's global survey of 39,000 people in 36 markets.

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NH Investment & Securities' Hwang Byung-jin, awarded Best Analyst for Commodities, highlights gold, silver, and copper as top portfolio picks amid ongoing financial repression and global debt concerns.
#YonhapInfomax #NHInvestmentSecurities #Gold #Silver #Copper #FinancialRepression #Economics #FinancialMarkets #Banking #Securities #Bonds #StockMarket
https://en.infomaxai.com/news/articleView.html?idxno=102934
[Financial Awards] 'Gold, Silver, and Copper Remain the Answer This Year'—NH's Hwang Byung-jin Named Best in Commodities

NH Investment & Securities' Hwang Byung-jin, awarded Best Analyst for Commodities, highlights gold, silver, and copper as top portfolio picks amid ongoing financial repression and global debt concerns.

Yonhap Infomax
Japan's stock market rally is seen as a result of financial repression—government intervention to suppress long-term rates amid high debt—signaling a global trend where capital shifts from cash to assets like equities, real estate, and precious metals as inflation outpaces interest rates.
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#FinancialRepression #Japan #AssetMarkets #Inflation #Debt
#Economics #FinancialMarkets #Banking #Securities #Bonds #StockMarket
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Debt and Interest Rates Suppressed in Era of 'Financial Repression'—Japan's Stock Market Surge Offers a Preview for the World

Japan's stock market rally is seen as a result of financial repression—government intervention to suppress long-term rates amid high debt—signaling a global trend where capital shifts from cash to assets like equities, real estate, and precious metals as inflation outpaces interest rates.

Yonhap Infomax

@ChrisMayLA6

Another change which would be wise would be to move the term structure of #gilt issuance back towards longer term bonds. This would put servicing costs of public debt up a bit but would reduce the amount of refinancing required. The term structure of debt was a past source of stability which was jettisoned too lightly by #georgeosborne ! This may look like #financialrepression but if so it is hardly the 'full fat' version that existed between the 1930s and the 1980s.

RT @Better_Finance: At the @ESMAComms Workshop on inflationary pressures & related #InvestorProtection concerns, @BETTER_FINANCE's @gprache stresses negative impact of #inflation & #FinancialRepression on EU citizens' savings & lists recommendations for policymakers to address this ➡️

🐦🔗: https://nitter.eu/ESMAComms/status/1574702068727959552

ESMA - EU Securities Markets Regulator 🇪🇺 (@ESMAComms)

RT @Better_Finance: At the @ESMAComms Workshop on inflationary pressures & related #InvestorProtection concerns, @BETTER_FINANCE's @gprache…

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