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Fed's Powell, Treasury's Mnuchin set for Dec 1 hearing before Senate committee
U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin will appear before the Senate Banking Committee on Dec. 1 to deliver a quarterly update on emergency measures taken to provide economic relief from the downturn triggered by the coronavirus pandemic, the committee said on Monday.
Their joint appearance is the first since Mnuchin’s surprise decision last week to de-fund several Fed lending programs on Dec. 31.
https://www.reuters.com/article/usa-fed-powell/feds-powell-treasurys-mnuchin-set-for-dec-1-hearing-before-senate-committee-idUSL1N2I913V
BW (road to roota guy) used to be fairly good until he went down the crypto road.
He actually thought that the UN giving a blessing to litecoin in 2018 was a good thing…jumped the shark long ago.
His older stuff regarding the metals manipulation is good and well researched but after he went down the crypto road I got off that train.
the other thing is that he tried to position himself as coming up with the entire roota theory on his own.
(i did learn some things I previously did not know-plus the actual documents supporting the fuckery after WW2 when they "put back" the silver they raided from Treasury for the Manhattan Project-they did not but just produced paperwork saying they did)
So I know some of the prior work is valid and done well.
knew abut the first comic book for several years prior to him "finding" the second edition when it was released in 2007.
I tried to get one (printed) but by the time it was announced they were available to the public (was on new years day '07) they were already gone.
All cryptos are absolute shite and always have been.
You'd think the Mt. Gox fiasco would have taught people this.
I 'member most crypto tards had to be told (in here no less) that Ripple was a Mellon family project-they did not know that
always been a stacker and used Au to trade but never sold one oz of Ag ever-even when it ran to $50-thought about it but no one was buying locally
still wanna know where the "missing" bitcoins went to.
kek
>YEAH if you can make money then great.
never been against that…the problem with BC was, in it's infancy, there was only one exchange so the out of pocket time was stretching into almost a week or moar waiting for the trans to process.
I did it a few times early on and stopped as there were much better (and faster) ways to trade.
SAM210 USAF G5 appears west of Ireland after a JBA departure earlier
RCH583 USAFSOC C-32B departed Ramstein AFB nw after a ground stop-origin of Jerusalem
RCH860 USAF C-5 Galaxy and RCH606 USAF C-17 Globemaster also departed Ramstein AFB
Dollar bounces from three-month low, index trades above key support
The dollar bounced off an almost three-month low against a basket of currencies hit on Monday following optimism over another COVID-19 vaccine as the index approached a technical support level that if broken, could signal further weakness for the greenback. The dollar had weakened as risk appetite got a boost after AstraZeneca said that its vaccine could be about 90% effective and it would prepare to submit data to authorities around the world that have a framework for conditional or early approval. Investors are balancing the prospect of a closer rollout of COVID-19 vaccines against worsening U.S. economic data as a rise in COVID-19 cases again leads to business shutdowns.
The dollar index was last up 0.05% at 92.366, after earlier dropping to 92.013, the lowest since Sept. 1. It is hovering just above technical support around 92, a conclusive break below which could usher in new weakness, analysts said. The Reuters dollar index showed the greenback falling to a more than two-year low of 91.737 on Sept. 1. It fell to 88.251 in February 2018, which was the lowest since December 2014.
The euro was last down 0.01% at $1.1855.
The New Zealand dollar surged to a two-year high after strong retail sales data, before falling back to be little changed on the day at 0.6930 per dollar. The pound was boosted by hopes for a Brexit deal. The EU’s chief Brexit negotiator said that fundamental divergences remain but both sides were pushing hard for a deal.
Sterling was last 0.44% up at $1.3349.
https://www.reuters.com/article/global-forex/corrected-forex-dollar-bounces-from-three-month-low-index-trades-above-key-support-idUSL1N2I91DQ
https://www.marketwatch.com/investing/index/dxy
always someone who can't read or doesn't understand so yeah…
they wouldn't ask for it if it did not work to a degree.
When that banner showed up (ads) that is when I knew this was heading downhill fast.
Some house-keeping
02-4452 USAFSOC C-32B departed McGuire AFB ws and landed at Majors Airport, Greenville TX about an hour ago for some maintenance and/or upgrades at L3 Technologies Mission Integration Division located at Majors Field (airport)
Biden Picks Janet Yellen For Treasury Secretary
President-elect Joe Biden has chosen former Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen as Treasury secretary. If confirmed by the Senate, Yellen would be the first woman to lead the department. Yellen was the first woman to serve as Federal Reserve's chair after her Senate confirmation in 2014.
President-elect Joe Biden has chosen former Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen as Treasury secretary, a historic decision that could make her the first woman to lead the department, according to people familiar with the matter.
Yellen, 74, is widely seen as a politically "safe" pick for the role, likely to garner support from Senate Republicans as someone capable of pursing bipartisan compromise during an otherwise fragile time for the economy.
https://www.nbcsandiego.com/news/business/money-report/biden-chooses-former-fed-chair-janet-yellen-to-be-treasury-secretary-report-says/2452785/
always great to see multiple bred #'s and threads upon returning /s
IRON33 US Navy E-6B Mercury doing fly-bys at Skunkworks
RCH583 USAFSOC C-32B on descent for Bragg (it froze at 1700/ft) from Bangor, ME ground stop
This AC departed Jerusalem earlier today and had a ground stop at Ramstein AFB as well