Anonymous ID: 4d818a May 1, 2024, 7:46 a.m. No.20804036   🗄️.is đź”—kun   >>4066 >>4098 >>4293 >>4566 >>4655 >>4752

PlaneFaggin’:CONUS Activity

 

SAM573 C32A west from JBA

 

SPAR24 C40 C NW and arrived yesterday from Scott AFB likely an overseas trip but dunno who it is yet

 

USAFSOC C32B 02-4452 outta McGuire AFB WN and these have been moar visible lately.

 

BACN01 E11A on cert flight from Robbins-been doing these off/on for over a month

 

US Navy VV377 G5 SW from JBA

 

cuz it’s there GTMO844 Navy Beech to Ft. Lauderdale

>>20803679 lb

82-8000 was doing certs around JBA

Anonymous ID: 4d818a May 1, 2024, 8:03 a.m. No.20804099   🗄️.is đź”—kun   >>4293 >>4566 >>4655 >>4752

Job Openings Tumble, Quits Plunge, Hires Unexpectedly Crater To January 2018 Levels

 

(did they pull all the ghost job listings last month?…Kek)

 

After several months of relatively boring JOLTS prints, this morning Janet Yellen's favorite labor market indicator once again got exciting, and not in a good way.

Starting at the top, according to the March JOLTS reported, job openings unexpectedly tumbled by 325K - the biggest drop since October 2023 - from an upward revised 8.813 million in February to just 8.488 million, far below the 8.690 million expected - and the lowest number since February 2021 when it last printed below 8 million. The 192K miss to estimates of 8.690 million, was the biggest since last October. According to the DOL, in March job openings decreased in construction (-182,000) and in finance and insurance (-158,000), but increased in state and local government education (+68,000) because when all else fails, just "hire" more government zombies, ideally in the form of unionized illegal aliens to boost wages and inflation.The kicker: construction jobs openings plunged from 456K to 274K, a 182K one-month drop and the biggest on record!

 

the context of the broader jobs report, in March the number of job openings was 2.059 million more than the number of unemployed workers (which the BLS reported was 6.429 million), down significantly from last month's 2.355 million and the lowest since June 2021.

Moar

https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/job-openings-tumble-quits-plunge-hires-unexpectedly-crater-january-2018-levels

Anonymous ID: 4d818a May 1, 2024, 8:36 a.m. No.20804213   🗄️.is đź”—kun   >>4293 >>4566 >>4655 >>4752

>>20803724 pb

JF001 777 just landed at Paris-Orly Airport JF002 on ground shortly

 

Japan, France to agree to start negotiations on new security pact

 

Japan is planning to begin talks with France on a new security agreement to facilitate joint exercises and disaster relief operations, government sources said Wednesday.

 

Prime Minister Fumio Kishida is expected to discuss the pact, known as a reciprocal access agreement, during a meeting with French President Emmanuel Macron in Paris on Thursday, according to the sources.

 

Japan has been stepping up efforts to strengthen security relations with like-minded countries in the Indo-Pacific region, apparently to enhance deterrence against China's growing military assertiveness in nearby waters.

https://mainichi.jp/english/articles/20240501/p2g/00m/0na/041000c

 

To put it moar bluntly we don’t trust the one ( security pact) we have with the US

Anonymous ID: 4d818a May 1, 2024, 8:44 a.m. No.20804252   🗄️.is đź”—kun   >>4275 >>4277 >>4293 >>4325 >>4367 >>4566 >>4655 >>4752

US Mulls First Green-Bond Sales to Tap a $2.6 Trillion Market

 

The US Treasury asked an advisory group of securities dealers and investors to assess whether the federal government should start selling green bonds, potentially moving the US closer to joining other nations that have been marketing their debt to funds focused on evironmental causes.

The option was raised in the Treasury’s quarterly refunding announcements Wednesday and was part of a broader focus on expanding the potential types of securities sold by the federal government to seize on shifts in demand.  The financing arm of the department suggested several options to the Treasury Borrowing Advisory Committee, an industry group that works closely with the Treasury. Among the proposed new securities were callable bonds, different maturities of floating-rate and inflation-linked bonds, and the green-branded securities.

The US is the only major sovereign-debt issuer in developed markets that hasn’t been selling green bonds, which have swelled into a $2.6 trillion market. The US Treasury estimated that 17% of green bonds were issued by sovereign governments. The Treasury said such a program would help the government by tapping into “a growing investor base which couldn’t invest in traditional US Treasuries,” such as “institutional investors with a target allocation for green investments.” The Treasury noted that by the end of 2022, there were over 1,200 investment funds with climate-related mandates globally.

The Treasury said there may be demand for such securities because only 22% of the outstanding green bonds have been issued in the US dollar, versus 49% sold in euros. 

https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/us-mulls-first-green-bond-sales-to-tap-a-2-6-trillion-market-1.2067538

Anonymous ID: 4d818a May 1, 2024, 10:16 a.m. No.20804648   🗄️.is đź”—kun   >>4654 >>4657 >>4662

>>20804620

Newsflash stop smokin’ the pots, learn a trade and you just might make it

Just a vote grabbing exercise

Don’t care what people do on own time.. figure out a path for your life as a young adult before smokin’ the pots all the time

Rant off

>including communities of color.

Just had to slip that in