Re:Entire German bond yield curve back in sub-zero territory
by dsomers on Tuesday August 03, 2021 @11:23AM
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How does Europe have it worse when the debt to GDP ratio of the combined Eurozone federal governments for example is lower than the US fed? Further, most eurozone countries, like Italy don’t have sub national debt(its regions and cities can’t legally have debt), where as states like California are massively in debt, but that sub national debt in the US is never calculated in debt ratios. Further, the last time I checked, debt held by private households in the US is also much higher on average.
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Re:Entire German bond yield curve back in sub-zero territory
by da_big_ghey on Tuesday August 03, 2021 @11:36AM
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In time of an economic crises, Municipality have a much simpler making of bankruptcy than national government. Same on household. But I call Eurozone worse because ECB have less room on moving interest rate so fewer tools. My above point more was that both are in badly because of never recovering after the previous issues.