- Search Metals Mine
- 34 Results
- Yazatha commented Jun 13, 2024
That will have a bad impact on the economy. The FED needs to be forward looking and not backward looking. Why should you wait for the data if interest rate changes have a lagged impact?
Fed's Powell: We are practicing a slight element of conservatism on our inflation outlook
- Yazatha commented Jun 12, 2024
I do not share the woke mentality. In fact, I really dislike it. My point is your over-simplified wording, because there are many young hard-working people and you discredit those by statements like "the youth [in general] of nowadays don't want ...
French President Macron calls a snap legislative election after defeat in EU vote
- Yazatha commented Jun 11, 2024
I am young myself and i can tell you that wokish people are only a minority but they are loud. That is why most old people think that all the young people are woke. In fact, the majority of young people voted for the right-wing party (at least in ...
French President Macron calls a snap legislative election after defeat in EU vote
- Yazatha commented Jun 10, 2024
I would like to know where you get your information from because there is so much bullshit written in your text. And it shocks me that so many people like the misinformation you spread.
French President Macron calls a snap legislative election after defeat in EU vote
- Yazatha commented Jun 7, 2024
4% unemployment is still very low. image
The US Employment Situation -- May 2024
- Yazatha commented Jun 7, 2024
The unemployment rate increases because you have more people willing to work, which did not find a job yet, but at the same time firms’ labor demand increases as seen by the non-farm employment change. Labor supply and labor demand increased ...
The US Employment Situation -- May 2024
- Yazatha commented Jun 6, 2024
That was the joke lol. There will be no interest rate hikes in the near future. The BOJ should have hiked when the other CBs hiked but now it is too late. Just my two cents.
EU Monetary policy decisions
- Yazatha commented Jun 6, 2024
I wouldn't be surprised if the BOJ will follow.
EU Monetary policy decisions
- Yazatha commented Jun 6, 2024
First cut but higher for longer from here on. Hawkish cut.
EU Monetary policy decisions
- Yazatha commented May 31, 2024
The value of a currency is heavily dependent on the interest rate, which will increase/stay higher for longer with high inflation prints. Inflation itself is bad for a currency but the resulting policy impacts are good for it and this is implied ...
US Personal Income and Outlays, April 2024
- Yazatha commented May 27, 2024
He was wrong 2021 and will be wrong again. Time for ECB to cut this summer.
ECB Will Need to Be Restrictive All Year Long, Lane Says
- Yazatha commented May 17, 2024
I am interest because I cannot believe that you are not trolling lol
Fed’s Powell Tested Positive for Covid-19 Yesterday
- Yazatha commented May 14, 2024
Maybe. At least he recognizes the suffering working class: url
Fed’s Powell: US Economy Has Been Performing Very Well
- Yazatha commented Apr 25, 2024
If everyone shorted JPY instead, the BOJ would have been forced to intervene long time ago and the people would have lost anyway
Japanese FX intervention: Primed and Ready
- Yazatha commented Apr 25, 2024
This is a stop hunt before the intervention. I personally think the EURJPY pair can go to 167.3x but not further until the intervention happens.
Japan's Hayashi: rapid FX moves undesirable, ready for full response
- Yazatha commented Apr 10, 2024
I think the probability of further interest rate hikes is also increasing. Core CPI is converging far away fro 2%.
Consumer Price Index - March 2024
- Yazatha commented Apr 8, 2024
Lack of investment due to a fetish for austerity led to almost all of the problems in Germany. Almost no digitalization (= high bureaucracy), high energy costs, almost no innovations. You can blame the demographic structure in Germany. They always ...
Will everything be fine now?
- Yazatha commented Mar 21, 2024
As I said, part of the story are the high taxes in Germany. In cantons like Zug, companies barely pay any taxes. On top of that, there are lower energy costs, less bureaucracy, etc. Or am I misunderstanding you? What other "unofficial" reasons do ...
Downturn in German economy eases slightly in March
- Yazatha commented Mar 21, 2024
There are indeed companies (e.g. Stihl) that migrate from Germany to Switzerland. Reason: cheaper production, although the median wage in Switzerland is almost twice as high. That says it all about Germany.
Downturn in German economy eases slightly in March
- Yazatha commented Mar 21, 2024
I doubt that even the ECB can help the German industry any more. High taxes, bureaucracy and a lack of investment are destroying the country. High interest rates only exacerbate the downward trend.
Downturn in German economy eases slightly in March