Re:The European central bank is trapped
by throw0101a on Tuesday June 14, 2022 @07:32AM
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> However it is expected and required, that at the very least, interest payments on the debt are paid so there isn't a default, which would kill the bond market and end government deficit spending.
Russia defaulted in the late 1990s and a few years later people were lending again (at higher rates). Greece had many well-publicized problems in the earl 2010s, and yet in 2019 their bonds had negative yields:
Russia defaulted in the late 1990s and a few years later people were lending again (at higher rates). Greece had many well-publicized problems in the earl 2010s, and yet in 2019 their bonds had negative yields:
* https://apnews.com/article/067eda5047d740f9a15692dea5944326