Monday, October 23, 2023
US Treasury yields making new highs for this cycle as of Oct 19, 2023
US pandemic debt orgy described as fiscal slippage lol
It's so indicative of our degeneracy how economic profligacy must not be described that way in this day and age where anything and everything is great, awesome, and epic but that.
Oh well, at least they still pay a modicum of respect with huge, swelled, and deluge.
If only all that cash were a tsunami, inundating the shore with ruinous inflation.
CNBC, here:
. . . investors are also pricing in surprising economic resilience alongside fiscal slippage.
The U.S. federal government ended its fiscal year in September with a fiscal deficit of almost $1.7 trillion, the Treasury Department announced on Friday, adding to a huge national debt totaling $33.6 trillion. The country’s debt has swelled by more than $10 trillion since the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic in the first quarter of 2020, prompting a deluge of fiscal stimulus to help prop up the economy.
Tuesday, January 3, 2023
I watched Die Hard on Christmas Eve
Tuesday, October 25, 2022
The entire US Treasury yield curve bows and worships at the feet of the 1-year Treasury for an eighth day now, and you know what that means
When the upstart 1-year tries to compete with the long end, you in for a heap a trouble boy.
Yippee-ki-yay.