I costi di prestito del Regno Unito diminuiscono man mano che i nervi degli investitori facilitano
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/ce3nj7yw2wvo
di ManOnNoMission
I costi di prestito del Regno Unito diminuiscono man mano che i nervi degli investitori facilitano
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/ce3nj7yw2wvo
di ManOnNoMission
3 commenti
The “market is rational” economic theorists are wrong again.
It was the welfare debacle on Tuesday that changed the government’s fiscal position, not the tear that Rachel Reeves shed on Wednesday. Nothing fundamental has changed during that PMQs, and even if Starmer is serious about replacing Reeves, it will 100% another fiscal-rule driven chancellor taking her spot.
If anything, this shift in bond yields indicates that the bond market is becoming a political player in itself, forcing the government to make decisions in its favour by shifting billions of pounds around. It’s not rational, it’s self-serving.
You mean house prices are starting to stagnate a little bit so better lower the rates to boost them up again. Can’t have land owners see a negative reduction in their wealth portfolios.
And some want to undo that by calling a vote of confidence in the leadership.