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Diesel limits eased, Hormuz 'flowing' again, #DAX/ French Bonds, country risk / VdL & EU savings / GOLD vs rates

sc0172
11 hours ago
3 min read
  • Markets : Trump just told Time magazine that they'll use INFLATION to deal with their $40T debt problem (good Thread), he also eased 'diesel' limits, $16.75B+ of US debt scheduled to be bought back this month.. (Thread), Citadel Securities says economic strength drives Higher U.S yields, Japan 30-year yield soared to highest level in history 4.26%,  Oil is flowing from Hormuz again – Just not the kind the world needs most. The scramble is on for diesel, while damaged refineries and tight fuel supplies keep prices elevated around the world >>> Crude softer, welcome news for Europe (in particular, DAX catch up ??) , USD peak ? hard to pin point why though, watch price action!, rates stay high (across globe), GOLD has held well in face of higher rates globally (bond risk)

  • France: Central Bank Gov sounds the alarm: ‘We’re being strangled by interest rates’, France will 'reassure' bond investors.... ( >> hang on he was Sec General for the President previously..surely not...), big state, massive public sector, enormous taxes, and immigration. Result? Stagnation, discontent, and a monster debt crisis. Taxpayers in France are fed up, and recipients of subsidies are relegated to a dependent subclass.

  • Von der Leyen: €300 billion in European savings flown overseas every year, primarily to the US, will be invested in Europe from now on. All 27 EU states agreed to establish the S&I Union, a step toward the full Capital Market Union

  • Switzerland is highly sought after by international talent. However, astronomical rents, a housing shortage and the hurdles of integration take their toll

  • Aramco CEO Amin Nasser says nearly 3B barrels of oil supply have been lost, about half of what would normally move through Hormuz, and emergency reserves "may buy us a winter."

  • Gold retains key reserve status despite surging bond yields, central bankers say

  • The battle for one of the world’s most important shipping routes is shifting quickly... Saudi-backed Yemeni forces have seized key positions overlooking the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, The stakes go far beyond Yemen: with Hormuz already restricted, Bab el-Mandeb has become even more critical for global oil and trade flows
























 
 
 

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