Shove the funding rate below inflation and the back end gets out of control. Looks good to voters but savers will lose half their money in ten years. #FinancialRepression is so much fun.

There was bad news baked into this with respect to higher inflation, weaker employment, and reduced odds of rate cuts unless we all have a great appetite for #financialrepression

Trump's 'Terrorism' Narrative Puts Dissent in the Crosshairs Donald Trump's administration is accusing its opponents of supporting terrorism, but cities around the US are fighting back.

Trump officials invoked NSPM-7 to redefine terrorism and target domestic opposition, unleashing ICE, DOJ, and Treasury agencies to enforce ideological control. #Trump #TerrorismNarrative #NSPM7 #DOJ #IRS #FinCEN #NationalSecurityState #SurveillanceState #FinancialRepression #InkstickMedia

The rich world faces a painful bout of inflation Governments are living far beyond their means. Sadly, inflation is the most likely escape

“It is therefore increasingly likely that governments will instead resort to #inflation and #financialrepression to reduce the real value of their high #debts, as they did in the decades after the second world war.
www.economist.com/leaders/2025...

When Financial Regulation becomes Financial Repression – Andersen Institute

The #BBB will add $3-4 trillion to the US debt supply. #TheGeniusAct and #SLR reform have their merits, but will boost demand for government debt, while investors are retrenching and dealer inventories are at all-time highs. This smacks of #financialrepression
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Oops, hashtag is supposed to be #repression as in "financial repression" #financialrepression
Don't click on regression. It's... not what I was expecting. Haha

How Trump, Starmer and Macron can avoid a debt crunch With deficits soaring, their finance ministers will have to be smart

#FinancialRepression

„How Trump, Starmer and Macron can avoid a debt crunch“

www.economist.com/finance-and-...
from The Economist

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Here's a great monthly column from the world's biggest bond investor (PIMCO's Bill Gross) http://bit.ly/RxeBMC #financialrepression