Global Negative Yielding Debt Surges To $9.7 Trillion Despite ECB’s QE Taper

2 thoughts on “Global Negative Yielding Debt Surges To $9.7 Trillion Despite ECB’s QE Taper”

1. Nobody really appreciates the long term implications of flooding the western economies with unsubstantiated and thus worthless paper money.
   The inflationary bubble it is creating is matched only by the property and car loan bubbles, all three of which are being smokescreened by Media disinfo about the state of the economies.
   To increase QE yet again, which the Fed, ECB & BofE are all doing to camouflage the dragging out of the planned collapse to hide the cause, is making the size of that eventual collapse ever bigger.

   We are certainly living in interesting times!

   Exactly as we predicted.

   https://wolfstreet.com/2018/05/03/feds-qe-unwind-accelerates-sharply-2/

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2. Another sign that the herd is being herded…….

   Paper money and electronic money have a questionable and thus insecure lifespan.

   https://srsroccoreport.com/gold-silver-eagle-sales-drop-sharply-due-to-central-bank-intervention/

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