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Tick-Tock, Tick-Tock, Here is the Debt Clock. When does the alarm go off?
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Contrary to market expectation, level of seniority and near-dated maturities may not protect creditors from an adverse LME outcome. As Barclays notes, “this trend may ultimately be viewed as degenerative to market structure.”
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The SDTX has been clutching onto all Jones-related civil/fee proceedings with clenched fingers only to have the Chief Judge pull the rug out from underneath them and transfer all proceedings to the Western District…. what will happen next??
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Tick-Tock, Tick-Tock, Here is the Debt Clock. When does the alarm go off?
2UST debt rose above $35T this week, a stunning sum, driven by ~$7T annual government spending that drives fiscal deficit of $1,865,992,497,437. With debt issuance soaring and Debt-to-GDP at a record 122% there seems no end in sight to the lack of fiscal discipline.
What is so impressive is that despite increased issuance of UST, the 10-year fell below 4% as the entire yield curve shifted lower. The market is looking forward to the Fed cutting rates, but the rally in UST is in response to a reduction in inflationary expectations, and a slowdown in economic activity as job market cools and commodity prices soften. Despite the yield curves continued inversion, I do not believe there will be a recession this coming year, just a softening in growth.
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