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The world is preparing for a sharp rise in interest rates. Good idea. Has been called up for a long time and we can not get around it .. cash is king …!
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Today’s delusion. This created high inflation will be over within six months. And then the world will look very different again.
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Cover by BIS … In front of the stage
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It is strange that such a message is saved for an annual report.
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a lot of money goes south again! No problem.
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Douwes wrote down June 26, 2022 at 12:42†
Today’s delusion. This created high inflation will be over within six months. And then the world will look very different again.
Just bury your head in the sand. You are children.
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I believe that the ECB, the Fed and the like will continue to spend (almost monopoly) money on, among other things, supporting the economy without raising interest rates too much.
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inflation is only a consequence of the “rarity” of commodities and “labor and food”;
We should not encourage the Belgians in money … we should continue where we did more, and which resulted in very good progress: increasing the available productivity, dividing by better depositing them, and the raw materials: oil is now something ‘artificial’ ‘ the sinner by the unforeseen? war in europe … (and covid to a lesser extent). The fact that some countries may have credit problems seems to me to be a ‘relative’ problem: countries that provide enough labor, food and raw materials by pumping more money into the economy have a deflationary effect. This deflator effect was even a little too great: Europe can not get inflation up to 3% before the covid came .. As long as people need the oil, they will have to invest in it, or where possible in sustainable alternatives .. Grundstopf may then have to come from the deep sea … Bis must of course take care of the international payments, and it really does not get better from expensive money: the investor who converts the ‘borrowed’ money into real deflation (more food), commodities, labor), through companies that borrow money, are bound by rather strict (self) standards, and expensive money is only good for the banks … It seems to me that the occasional failure can not be avoided: it is part of an optimization to take limited risks: after all, there are also great ‘positive’ benefits …
no, the bit only sees self-interest ..
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It has been known for 10 years, but hardly any central bank is aware of it. In the past, central banks were more independent, but that is a thing of the past. Now they are mainly a piece of politics to hide the economic reality. The EU is the best example of this. The message is correct, but do not think that anything really happens with it ….