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Planefag: RHINO50 (way moar than 50 RINOs) C-17 Globemaster gettin' a tank of gas from 58-0054 KC-135 tanker over W.VA/KY border with DELVE60 E-5B Mercury headin' NW after it flew over MacDill AFB (CENTCOM) earlier and RCH3271 C-17 back to Dover from San Juan, PR stop earlier today-prolly dropping off the last bit of personnel/equipment (will use another AC to transport to St. Croix for Mr and Mrs Potato's (green dots and nao out of range so 'frozen' on MLAT) 82-8000 747 and 09-0018 C-32 continue to St. Croix for nice and warm vakay meanwhile everyone else freezes balls off and in a lot of cases are without power but hey let's go on a trip to the beach paid for by the US taxpayervery BAD look-who dafuq said "yeah DO THAT now..it'll be just fine'?-total dumbass'
Global Bonds Extend Losses Prompting BOJ to Boost Purchases (again)
Global debt markets extended an end-of year selloff Wednesday, prompting additional bond purchases from the Bank of Japan. The central bank announced an unscheduled bond buying operation to help rein in a rise in local yields. Earlier this month, it had raised its tolerated ceiling for 10-year yields, surprising investors. Meanwhile, the yield on Australian benchmark 10-year debt climbed 22 basis points to 4.05% in thin trading after a two-day holiday, amid concern that China’s reopening will keep high inflation lingering for longer. And 10-year Treasury yields climbed one basis point to 3.85%, the highest in six weeks.
Some investors fret that a rapid reopening from the world’s second-largest economy could delay an expected retreat in global inflation next year and weigh on bonds. Still, moves are being exacerbated by holiday-thinned trading and year-end positioning and others caution about reading too much into significant swings in yields. The BOJ offered to buy unlimited amounts of two-year notes at a fixed yield of 0.03% and five-year debt at 0.24%. That’s in addition to a daily offer to purchase unlimited quantities of benchmark 10-year bonds at the central bank’s policy ceiling of 0.5%.
Japan’s five-year yield fell 0.5 basis points to 0.235% while the other tenors didn’t trade. German bunds led a selloff in worldwide debt Tuesday and Treasuries slid as the year’s final sales of US sovereign debt began. China said Monday it will no longer subject inbound travelers to quarantine from Jan. 8, putting the country on track to emerge from three years of self-imposed global isolation.
https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/global-bonds-extend-losses-prompting-boj-to-boost-purchases-1.1863779
https://tradingeconomics.com/japan/government-bond-yield
>>17983894 pb BOJ owns over 50% of outstanding JGBs for 1st time
>>17990047 pb BOJ Tweaks Could Be First Step Toward Exit, Takatoshi Ito Says
>Think Ted Cruz
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Like mentioned whoever said "yeah do THAT right now" and the media silent…hope the peeps who have no power see that eventually
45 wouldn't do that
He'd be gettin the power back on and visiting those areas not going to the beach
Also not a peep regarding Trudope taking family to Jamaica either.
Canucks were all in hiz face when he went to Belize in 2019-at least he took a smaller jet this time.
haz an upgrade on me anon
Evening!
OK-easier today
BOJ winning sorta
sorta-
we'll see the bill via wut they sold US Treasury wise..cause that why rates rising-driving the yen down for the YE paint