All this matures this friday.
Tin foil hat time - swiss banks own a LOT of us equities.
so they took a loan and bought tons of bonds.
This causes dxy to weaken yields go down, stonks go up, giving swiss a chance to dump equities.
then they repay that loan on friday.
further evidence - notice how the usdcnh lines riiiite up with the 30y....
buying bonds will weaken usd, moon stonks.
now swiss own bonds.
next they unload the dogshit (tech stonks) all day to anyone who will buy them.
@SantiagoAuFund this is how the dxy member states have mitigated the dollar from hitting the stratosphere?
Each takes turns buying US treasuries - yesterday was a nice touch since the bond market is somewhat illiquid to handle such a huge demand right at the open?
You wanna see this visually?
Ok - 1) dxy relative to oil kinda tracks & falls below relative price of oil
2) oil tracks close
3) swiss buy 11B in bonds weakening dxy (that the swiss line) - stonks moon. Now relative to oil DXY a LOT weaker than oil.
So now rates++=big oil--
This prob why DXY has stayed relatively calm & in a trading range vs going to 120 (or higher) - these swap games and CB $ games - Swiss one is the one I caught - im sure there have been others more sneaky
"Oz - then why are you leading with a picture of your cat?"
Cause her belief system is exactly like that of the USD and the US government - she thinks she is the center of the universe and everything revolves around her...
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Oil going up in price is deflationary - if people are spending all their money on fuel, they arent buying anything else.
But US is an oil producer - the biggest oil producer on the planet right now actually....and everyone - especially europe - needs it.
After poot invaded ukraine, US set in motion price controls + money printing to fight that deflationary force.
It was a plan that biden and G7 hoped would end the war quickly, starve russia of revenue, and G7 would come out on top.
As ya'll shop in the American capitalist system that's better than every other system, yet, can't seem to produce a reliable supply of eggs...and when they are available, they are hyper expensive...
It is 1USD = 25000 vnd.
Here's Vietnam and a few prices of other things:
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