TyB
SAM070 G5 departed Teterboro Airport south after an overnight and came from JBA yesterday
Likely going to Miami
United Nations shit going in as caught the Hungarian FM leaving yesterday too so prolly for that-the smart ones use Teterboro for the NYC Airport as gating fees much less than Laguardia/JFK/Newark
United Nations chief slammed as Gaza death comparison fact-checked by social media: 'lost any moral standing'
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/other/united-nations-chief-slammed-as-gaza-death-comparison-fact-checked-by-social-media-lost-any-moral-standing/ar-AA1kiIhP
He had good stuff until he stopped doing real work and although he did criticize hussein he did not go far enough imo
Not as far as the ones before hussein
Someone got to him
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China's state banks are buying yuan, quickening its rally
China's major state-owned banks have been active in the currency market this week, buying the yuan and helping hasten its recovery against a broadly weaker U.S. dollar, two sources told Reuters on Tuesday.
The big banks, which sometimes act on behalf of Chinese monetary authorities, have in the past year often sold dollars to slow the yuan's decline.
Their continued yuan-buying activity this week while the currency was already rising was a surprise to the sources, who spoke on condition of anonymity as they are not authorised to speak to media about the matter.The yuan has gained 2% in the past week, to stand at levels of around 7.13 to the dollar - its highest in nearly four months.
The sources said the state banks seemed to be following their usual combination of swaps and spot market activity, and were seen exchanging yuan for dollars in the onshore swap market and selling those dollars in the spot currency market.
Their action over the past week came amid broad dollar weakness. The dollar index , which measures the currency's value against major trading partners, has retreated more than 3% in November, as U.S. yields succumb to signs of a peak in Federal Reserve monetary tightening. Some market participants said state banks might be trying to speed the yuan's gains and spur exporters to convert more of their FX receipts into yuan. The Chinese currency is still down more than 3% against the dollar this year.
The selling of dollars by state banks caused the onshore spot yuan to briefly touch 7.1296 per dollar, firmer than its daily official guidance for the first time in four months. The People's Bank of China (PBOC) has also been lowering the dollar-yuan daily fixing rate this week. On Tuesday, it set the midpoint at a 3-1/2-month low of 7.1406 per dollar. The PBOC has been injecting cash through its medium-term lending facility loans into the banking system, but has of late kept the rate on those loans unchanged.
https://www.reuters.com/markets/currencies/chinas-state-banks-seen-swapping-selling-dollars-yuan-sources-2023-11-21/
Always the statements never the facts or story
Did you post it then? Or after o you didn’t
Funny how you never post anything of any value yet yer always well over 30 posts constantly and live listening to self
Meth coming for you soon I bet cuz yer on pace for yet another bred gobbling session ascusual
About time there Lisa wtf else have you got to do?
I’m doin dis on a phone breh or I would np
You’ll have ta get someone with a bigger screen to do that