FOREX - Trends, Forecasts and Implications 2015(continued) - page 1213
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So what does it say, the subject, is it worth reading?
It would be ideal to close the week around current prices and that would be it.
Suppose the bond market collapses.
no one needs the dollar outside.
what then?
ps
that's... that's a lot to say... you don't have the numbers - worthless words - how many bond payments does anyone know ?
How's that? The world's reserve currency in which payments are made between countries, no one outside the states wants it ? ....
Not to mention that in some fourth world countries)))) like ours, the quid is almost the national currency)))))
Suppose the bond market collapses.
no one needs the dollar outside.
what then?
ps
that's... that's a lot to say... you don't have the numbers - worthless words - how many bond payments does anyone know?
Approximately 40 billion on the last trillion loan. But since the debtor pays their debts by issuing new bonds, it simply increases the mass of bonds issued.
The national debt exceeds the annual GDP and is therefore unsustainable.
All bondholders are well aware that they will never be repaid.
Approximately 40 billion for the last trillion in loans. But because the debtor pays its debts by issuing new bonds, this simply increases the mass of bonds issued.
Public debt exceeds annual GDP and is therefore unsustainable.
All bondholders are well aware that they will never be repaid.
Approximately 40 billion for the last trillion in loans. But because the debtor pays its debts by issuing new bonds, this simply increases the mass of bonds issued.
Public debt exceeds annual GDP and is therefore unsustainable.
All bondholders are well aware that they will never be repaid.
Approximately 40 billion for the last trillion in loans. But because the debtor pays its debts by issuing new bonds, this simply increases the mass of bonds issued.
Public debt exceeds annual GDP and is therefore unsustainable.
All bondholders are well aware that they will never be repaid.
what are the scenarios with the u.s. debt ? will it stay the same for another 20 years ? or will there be problems ? what about 50 years ?
charter
70 kilometres from St. Petersburg, vodka goes better than a tank as a means of payment for goods and services. The old one is not in a metropolis either, padi, he also pays for it. and it's a real economy and real money, for fuck's sake.