Post #9867

Many are numb to the fact that the energy crisis has dominated the narrative… But behind it, something more consequential is unfolding. Bond markets are growing uneasy. Investors are beginning to push back against rising government deficits, repricing the cost of money. In the United States, yields have moved sharply higher as markets weigh the combined pressure of inflation and expanding fiscal spending. In Europe, hit HARD by the energy crisis... borrowing costs in the United Kingdom, France, and Germany have leapt to their highest levels in more than a decade. The bond market is where confidence is tested. And when the price of money starts rising inside a system built on cheap debt… What do you think happens? You can't print your way out of every problem, and many people have forgotten this. Read: https://x.com/goldtelegraph_/status/2037261781870272658?s=46