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When bond yields look like a shitcoin, you know we’re in trouble.
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This means they are deliberately manipulated
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Nah, this just means that someone very large like China or a huge hedge fund in Japan is selling their bond holdings. This hasn’t happened in over 40 years.
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Isn't it a definition of market manipulation? More or less? And btw do you mean the US government bonds 10yr yield? Which graph iwas it?
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Yea - U.S. government bonds and 30yr
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You know what. Only lazy haven't set up sanctions on Russia, and in 7 years time, the economy is growing, the things imported all the time were replaced by local etc. i mean something that looked like a disaster in hindsight looks like a blessing. Im Russian just saying what i noticed over the last 5-7 years. The point is, whats good or bad only time could tell. All in all comfort ain't the best soil for motivated development. Discomfort brings you to a context you actually start solving problems and grow. So embrace. We ordinary people can't do much about it anyway
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Russias economy is only growing because of the war. And it’s all balancing on a very fine edge. I know there’s not a lot I can do, but if I can help even 1 person understand why this is a bad idea, I’ll be satisfied.
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Why isn't other countries economy grow because of the war? I don't think Russia is the only one at war now. And majority of the sanctions were installed long before the war Even the Russian gold and foreign exchange reserves that were simply stolen by the EU turn out to be no big deal despite the fact Russia has no access to those assets (more than 300 billion dollars which is a half of overall russian reserves).
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