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Central Banks Fight Inflation, China Battles Deflation | Nick Glinsman

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Liquidity and Bond Yields in the US

In the last two weeks, we've had $170 billion worth of liquidity that was drained for the system. The question is how much longer can that go on? Because that's what's driving the sell-off in bonds and this continued inversion of the yield curve. People are calling it now bearish steepening. We can't steepen if we're still inverted. They've got to sell more of the long end go. And you'll see other inflation measures at core level stay higher for a while. Jay Powell always refers to three month T-bills versus 10 year. What are they letting? If you let stuff roll off, you're discounting at the very short

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