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  • There are two different kinds of bonds, you described the couponless bonds, but most bonds pay a coupon. We are responsible for paying interest on those bonds bi-yearly. It's an important part of the trade dynamic because the bonds can be traded for USD and produce USD for the older. If there is no international trade there's no reason for them to hold our bonds.

    So just to help your example most people are looking for the cashflow. They give the US $1,000 and they want the $40 a year. They can then use the 40$ a year to exchange for goods and services without having to shuffle around much money. Since banks, countries and industrys are tied to this income the threat of default is truly a global wrecking ball.

  • Might as well if the bond market crashes. They basically have to control the entire market and demand payments in crypto. Declare victory in monopoly with USD and then invent a new currency off its death? I just honestly don't see how you scam the world out of trillions and benefit from all the money. Especially if you completely devalue all the money and investment assets permanently.

  • This is the big news lol. He's put the worlds faith in the US financial system at the brink of destruction. They are slowly winding it back for huge financial gains for insider traders. When the world is tired of being scammed they will abandon us at best. Attack us at worst.

    But yes inbetweem this news he is still erasing minorities from history books, arresting tesla protestors. Supreme Court voted 9-0 against his deportation, so he's still doing a constitutional crisis. He is still supported by a lame congress who can only rubber stamp his bad ideas into law. So ya the normal stuff is still in the background but we're all starting to wonder if the great depression has arrived.

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  • Congratulations Boeing and Donald Trump. I traveled to over 30 countries as a young man and I guess that will have to do for this life time. I'm never getting on a place again. I don't even want to get in a car to go to the airport anymore. I trust a 1960's puddle hopper in Costa Rica more than any USA airline.

  • I cannot believe how many people/comments i hear that are scared to go to a peaceful protest. My 70 year old uncle didn't go because he didn't have a buddy. I called him hours before. Same with the die hard internet commies. Where's the fucking revolution. Where are all the bodies resisting the fascist.

  • Bstix had the correct answer. These are regular surveys provided to different regions of the country to gauge sentiment. How do you feel about the economy today, what do you think about the future. They have a similar one that goes out to business leaders. When you look at the business confidence and consumer confidence you get a picture of how people in that area will spend, and invest money. It's not anyones favorite data point, but it can be a strong indicator of recession.

    I believe during covid consumer sentiment cratered first and the economy went after it.

  • Ha the consumers confidence huh. We just dump and pumped global markets with a Tweet on truth social. The whitehouse is being run like North Korea. What about the investor confidence.

    Consumers don't need confidence when investors pull out of the country and we all lose our jobs.