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US 30y bond yields are heading toward their highest level since 2007 after the House passed President Donald Trump’s flagship tax bill. The bill helps avoid a year-end tax hike, but it also adds to the growing US debt burden.

US 30y bond yields are heading toward their highest level since 2007 after the House passed President Donald Trump’s flagship tax bill.
The bill helps avoid a year-end tax hike, but it also adds to the growing US debt burden.
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Good Morning from Germany — the only major economy still stuck at pre-COVID levels. Since the pandemic, the US economy has grown by 12%, Spain by 8%, and even France by 4%. Germany? Flat!

Good Morning from Germany — the only major economy still stuck at pre-COVID levels. Since the pandemic, the US economy has grown by 12%, Spain by 8%, and even France by 4%. Germany? Flat!
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Iceberg ahead? Yields on 30y Japanese govt bonds have jumped 15-fold since 2020 — a dramatic shift for one of the most heavily indebted countries in the world.

Iceberg ahead? Yields on 30y Japanese govt bonds have jumped 15-fold since 2020 — a dramatic shift for one of the most heavily indebted countries in the world.
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Overnight the world's largest maker of EVs, China's BYD (it surpassed Tesla last year) unleashed a price war nuke, cutting prices by up to 34%. Other Chinese automakers immediately followed. This will send a deflationary shockwave and spark major trade war escalation by Europe

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Good Morning from Germany, where FinMin Lars Klingbeil is meeting his French counterpart Éric Lombard today. Rather than proposing new ideas, Klingbeil might want to take notes on France’s bold reform agenda. To reduce its budget deficit, France plans to cut €43.8bn by

Good Morning from Germany, where FinMin Lars Klingbeil is meeting his French counterpart Éric Lombard today. Rather than proposing new ideas, Klingbeil might want to take notes on France’s bold reform agenda. To reduce its budget deficit, France plans to cut €43.8bn by