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Time for Europe to Stop Borrowing Money
From Brady Bonds to Marcos 2.0: The debt trap we escaped once

American Enterprise Institute warns U.S. military spending in Middle East conflicts will expand fiscal deficit and drive long-term interest rates higher, as government debt spirals out of control despite expectations for flight-to-safety in bond markets.

The New York Fed reports that the natural rate of interest (R-star) has risen by about 100 basis points since the pandemic, driven by declining Treasury appeal, global debt surges, and productivity gains from AI, signaling a shift in global financial conditions.
UK Government Records £30.4 Billion Surplus for January as Tax Revenue Increases
UK government had a record £30.4 billion surplus in January 2024. Find out why tax revenue was higher than expected and what it means for national debt.
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The UK government recorded a record £30.4 billion surplus in January 2024, which is double the amount from last year. This means more money came in than went out for the month.
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Major central banks are scaling back their roles as ultimate buyers of government debt, intensifying competition for debt capital as private institutions must absorb more issuance and long-term rates become increasingly sensitive to fiscal and market dynamics.