Blog/Bonds
Emerging Markets & Political Crisis Ahead
China has asked the Fed to please not raise rates. This has confused many to wonder when China would be asking the Fed not to raise rates. The real reason is the [...]
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PRIVATE BLOG – Interest Rates into the Future
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The WEC Bond Report/Interest Rate Uploading for Attendees
This report for the WEC Attendees on the bond markets provides a review of the real issues concerning debt with a review of both the US and German bond markets. [...]
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PRIVATE BLOG – 2023 the New WOKE
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PRIVATE BLOG – The ECB Capping Rates & Shift to China
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PRIVATE BLOG – The EU Bonds
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Big Bang & Interest Rates
QUESTION: Interest on savings instruments (i.e. CD) for 1 yr terms is non-existent at <= 1.0%. Why would interest rates increase in a digital currency [...]
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PRIVATE BLOG – The Reality of the Crisis
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PRIVATE BLOG – Credit Market is the Key
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Global Debt Default
QUESTION: Dear Martin, I do not speculate on whether the current situation has been orchestrated intentionally or not. This to me sounds more like the case for [...]
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