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9.2.
The Telegraph: How Donald Trump risks triggering a new bond crisis
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/donald-trump-risks-triggering…
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Donald Trump is scaring the moneymen. The former US president’s attempt to return to the White House is raising eyebrows on Wall Street, including among the so-called bond vigilantes.
Coined by veteran investment strategist Ed Yardeni in the 1980s, the term describes debt traders who punish profligate politicians by selling bonds.
This pushes their value down, lifting borrowing costs and making it more costly for governments to issue new bonds.
Liz Truss knows them well.
The former prime minister’s decision to press ahead with a radical tax-cutting drive without a plan to slash spending was rejected by financial markets, forcing her to trade in one chancellor for another before prompting her departure.
There are fears that history could repeat itself once again, with a potential US bond crisis having global ramifications for debt and borrowing costs.
Concerns over US debt sustainability were laid bare this week by the Congressional Budget Office (CBO).
The US is expected to borrow the equivalent of 6pc of GDP every year for the next decade to plug the gap between taxes and spending.
The pressures of an ageing population and higher borrowing costs will also see the size of America’s debt pile soar to 172pc of GDP by 2054.
Total US debt is now so big that in 2024, US President Joe Biden will spend more on interest payments to service federal debt than it spends on defence.
Trevor Greetham at Royal London Asset Management says Trump would probably continue the era of profligacy, and may even turbocharge it.
Greetham says a second Trump presidency would probably involve tax cuts that were “a lot more extreme because he would think he has nothing to lose.
“It is his second term, he cannot get a third term unless he changes the constitution, he can’t easily do that, so I think he would be more forceful,” he says. “Trump’s [first term] was more sound and fury than anything else.
“There was a massive tax cut for billionaires which worsened the fiscal position tremendously, but other than that, it was just lots of noise.”
César Pérez Ruiz, chief investment officer of Pictet, which manages £600bn in assets, says he’s unwilling to touch any US bonds dated longer than five years because of the uncertainty of what a second Trump presidency may bring.
“Why? Because we have US elections [in November],” he says. “If Trump comes back, and he comes with aggressive tax cuts, we could have another Truss moment in the US because of debt sustainability concerns. The bond vigilantes are back, we need to be disciplined.”
Even the technocrats are sounding the alarm. Jerome Powell, the head of the US central bank warned earlier this week that “the US federal government’s on an unsustainable fiscal path. And that just means that the debt is growing faster than the economy. So, it is unsustainable.”
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9.2.
The Telegraph: How Donald Trump risks triggering a new bond crisis
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/donald-trump-risks-triggering…
...
Donald Trump is scaring the moneymen. The former US president’s attempt to return to the White House is raising eyebrows on Wall Street, including among the so-called bond vigilantes.
Coined by veteran investment strategist Ed Yardeni in the 1980s, the term describes debt traders who punish profligate politicians by selling bonds.
This pushes their value down, lifting borrowing costs and making it more costly for governments to issue new bonds.
Liz Truss knows them well.
The former prime minister’s decision to press ahead with a radical tax-cutting drive without a plan to slash spending was rejected by financial markets, forcing her to trade in one chancellor for another before prompting her departure.
There are fears that history could repeat itself once again, with a potential US bond crisis having global ramifications for debt and borrowing costs.
Concerns over US debt sustainability were laid bare this week by the Congressional Budget Office (CBO).
The US is expected to borrow the equivalent of 6pc of GDP every year for the next decade to plug the gap between taxes and spending.
The pressures of an ageing population and higher borrowing costs will also see the size of America’s debt pile soar to 172pc of GDP by 2054.
Total US debt is now so big that in 2024, US President Joe Biden will spend more on interest payments to service federal debt than it spends on defence.
Trevor Greetham at Royal London Asset Management says Trump would probably continue the era of profligacy, and may even turbocharge it.
Greetham says a second Trump presidency would probably involve tax cuts that were “a lot more extreme because he would think he has nothing to lose.
“It is his second term, he cannot get a third term unless he changes the constitution, he can’t easily do that, so I think he would be more forceful,” he says. “Trump’s [first term] was more sound and fury than anything else.
“There was a massive tax cut for billionaires which worsened the fiscal position tremendously, but other than that, it was just lots of noise.”
César Pérez Ruiz, chief investment officer of Pictet, which manages £600bn in assets, says he’s unwilling to touch any US bonds dated longer than five years because of the uncertainty of what a second Trump presidency may bring.
“Why? Because we have US elections [in November],” he says. “If Trump comes back, and he comes with aggressive tax cuts, we could have another Truss moment in the US because of debt sustainability concerns. The bond vigilantes are back, we need to be disciplined.”
Even the technocrats are sounding the alarm. Jerome Powell, the head of the US central bank warned earlier this week that “the US federal government’s on an unsustainable fiscal path. And that just means that the debt is growing faster than the economy. So, it is unsustainable.”
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 75.244.472 von Blue Max am 08.02.24 15:21:30na und? Sollte der Supreme Court den Klägern Recht geben, spielte das überhaupt keine Rolle mehr.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 75.239.717 von IllePille am 07.02.24 21:57:13https://www.rnd.de/politik/trump-im-gefaengnis-kann-er-auch-…
Könnte Trump auch im Gefängnis Präsident werden?
02.08.23
"...weder eine Anklage noch eine Verurteilung und nicht einmal eine Haftstrafe stünde Trumps weiterer Kandidatur im Weg.
Könnte er also – rein theoretisch – sogar aus dem Gefängnis heraus kandidieren? „Nichts im Gesetz würde das verhindern“, erklärt Michael W. McConnell, Direktor des Zentrums für Verfassungsrecht an der Stanford Law School in Kalifornien, dem RedaktionsNetzwerk Deutschland (RND)..."
Könnte Trump auch im Gefängnis Präsident werden?
02.08.23
"...weder eine Anklage noch eine Verurteilung und nicht einmal eine Haftstrafe stünde Trumps weiterer Kandidatur im Weg.
Könnte er also – rein theoretisch – sogar aus dem Gefängnis heraus kandidieren? „Nichts im Gesetz würde das verhindern“, erklärt Michael W. McConnell, Direktor des Zentrums für Verfassungsrecht an der Stanford Law School in Kalifornien, dem RedaktionsNetzwerk Deutschland (RND)..."
"Das Berufungsgericht des Hauptstadtbezirks Washington hat Donald Trumps Antrag auf Immunität zurückgewiesen. Der frühere Präsident kann damit nach dem einstimmigen Urteil für seine Amtshandlungen strafrechtlich belangt werden."
https://www.faz.net/aktuell/politik/us-wahl/donald-trump-sch…
https://www.faz.net/aktuell/politik/us-wahl/donald-trump-sch…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 75.221.249 von Blue Max am 05.02.24 16:22:36https://www.lessentiel.lu/de/story/usa-trump-erzielt-rekordv…
Trump erzielt Rekordvorsprung gegenüber Biden in neuer Umfrage
05.02.2024
"...Eine aktuelle Umfrage von NBC News zeigt, dass der ehemalige US-Präsident Donald Trump (77) seinen bisher größten Vorsprung gegenüber Amtsinhaber Joe Biden (81) erzielt hat. Bei registrierten Wählern führte Trump mit 47 Prozent zu 42 Prozent, was eine Steigerung gegenüber seinem Vorsprung von 46 Prozent zu 44 Prozent im November darstellt..."
https://www.t-online.de/nachrichten/ausland/internationale-p…
Krieg in Nahost
Das könnte Biden den Wahlsieg kosten
05.02.24
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Und Trump steht nunmal für Frieden...
Trump erzielt Rekordvorsprung gegenüber Biden in neuer Umfrage
05.02.2024
"...Eine aktuelle Umfrage von NBC News zeigt, dass der ehemalige US-Präsident Donald Trump (77) seinen bisher größten Vorsprung gegenüber Amtsinhaber Joe Biden (81) erzielt hat. Bei registrierten Wählern führte Trump mit 47 Prozent zu 42 Prozent, was eine Steigerung gegenüber seinem Vorsprung von 46 Prozent zu 44 Prozent im November darstellt..."
https://www.t-online.de/nachrichten/ausland/internationale-p…
Krieg in Nahost
Das könnte Biden den Wahlsieg kosten
05.02.24
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Und Trump steht nunmal für Frieden...
Trading Spotlight
https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/international/us/d…
Donald Trump nominated for Nobel Peace Prize.
Will it help him in Presidential Election 2024?
04.02.24
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Läuft bei ihm...
Donald Trump nominated for Nobel Peace Prize.
Will it help him in Presidential Election 2024?
04.02.24
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Läuft bei ihm...
Trump erhält im Q4 weniger Wahlkampfspenden als Biden:
- 33 Millionen Dollar für Biden
- 19 Millionen Dollar für Trump
und
- 17 Millionen Dollar für Haley (!)
https://www.faz.net/aktuell/politik/us-wahl/trumps-wahlkampa…
- 33 Millionen Dollar für Biden
- 19 Millionen Dollar für Trump
und
- 17 Millionen Dollar für Haley (!)
https://www.faz.net/aktuell/politik/us-wahl/trumps-wahlkampa…
sollte Trump erpressbar sein?
Trump scheitert mit Klage wegen Sex-Party-Dossiers
https://www.n-tv.de/der_tag/Der-Tag-am-Donnerstag-1-Februar-…
Trump scheitert mit Klage wegen Sex-Party-Dossiers
https://www.n-tv.de/der_tag/Der-Tag-am-Donnerstag-1-Februar-…
Auch eine total irre Story, der zeigt wie tief der Sumpf ist, den Trump versucht trocken zu legen:
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2024/jan/24/arizona-repu…
Chair of Arizona Republican party resigns after leak reveals alleged bribe
24.01.24
Audio clip appears to show Jeff DeWit offering Republican candidate Kari Lake money to stay out of US Senate race..."
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2024/jan/24/arizona-repu…
Chair of Arizona Republican party resigns after leak reveals alleged bribe
24.01.24
Audio clip appears to show Jeff DeWit offering Republican candidate Kari Lake money to stay out of US Senate race..."
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 75.154.756 von Blue Max am 24.01.24 09:51:20knapp 44% für Haley sind gleichwohl beachtlich. Es bleibt (hoffentlich) spannend
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