Sta arrivando la recessione, vendete tutto sul mercato azionario (Vol 40)

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#Eurozone M1 money supply YoY turned negative for 1st time since start of the statistic. The annual growth rate of narrower monetary aggregate M1 decreased to -0.7% in Jan 2023 from 0.6% in Dec 2022, while M3 money supply slowed to 3.5% from 4.1% in Dec.

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Questi propositi vanno seguiti nel prossimo futuro.

"We will continue working with our partners to create a sustainable, safe system of international settlements, which will be independent of the dollar and other Western reserve currencies that are bound to lose their universal appeal with this policy of the Western elite, the Western rulers," Putin said in his speech.

INST Corridor, Alternative International Settlements System: Putin's Speech And Its Implications For India

Il G20 non è molto unito, c'è un evidente scontro geopolitico in atto.

G20 spaccato sull'Ucraina: non c'è l'accordo sul comunicato finale
 

Beh, basta guardare le bandiere che lo compongono. Gli stati uniti hanno alcuni stati-vassallo che sono obbligati per ovvi motivi a fare ciò che viene loro indicato, mentre gli stati sovrani decidono in base ai propri interessi che non sempre combaciano.
 
L'India e la Cina sono ben felici di comprare energia a sconto e sono ancora più felici che il manufatturiero europeo sia sempre meno competitivo a causa dei costi.

Se possono avere poco interesse a livello politico, ne hanno sicuramente molto a livello economico.
 
Dato pessimo inflazione USA già digerito e archiviato. Stonks up 👍

Bah…. Bah….
 
Ultimamente si affannano a spiegarci che le perdite delle banche centrali non contano, interessante :censored:

Why are central banks reporting losses? Does it matter?
Central banks’ profits and losses: where do they come from?

Several central banks have started to record financial losses as interest rates normalise rapidly following a decade of unconventional monetary policies and balance sheet expansion. Central banks’ losses are likely to increase further as the gap widens between the interest rate they pay on bank deposits and the return they get on the assets they hold.
Monetary policy has always had a fiscal dimension. Central banks have generated large profits for their governments in the past 12 years. The prospect of financial losses can be seen either as the flip side of this era of monetary activism or the price to pay for previous policy choices.
Central banks cannot ‘run out of money’, and there is no reason for financial losses to impact central banks’ capacity to deliver price stability. But, in some cases, these losses can have real consequences, including an increase in the issuance of government bonds, an incentive to accelerate the reduction of excess liquidity, or changes to the remuneration of bank reserves.
If central banks continue to make large losses for too long, political pressure could mount on them to rebuild their capital, even without financial or legal obligation to do so. This could raise concerns over central banks’ independence, but also their credibility as inflation fighters.

Do central banks’ losses matter?
 
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