What caused a bond market to collapse?
Is this perhaps constant? What caused this?
What is going to happen with the money which is owed?
perhaps because uncertainty in the future of the country
Notably a country's bond market.
Manipulation by the privately owned civil banks, like the Bank of England, The Federal Reserve Bank in America, The European Bank, etc, etc.
They are the pre-eminent dealers in bonds and can (as it has been documented in the past) manipulate
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Austerity Offers Europe Their Only Hope The main view amongst Keynesians is that the austerity measures being taken in Europe to prevent a complete currency and bond market collapse is the cause of their popular recession. But blaming a recession on the idea that an insolvent |
EURO GOVT-Spanish yields rise before auction; markets nervous
The market remains involved that the road is rapidly running out as regards the sustainability of Spain's public finances." Spanish 10-year regulation bond yields were 6 basis points higher on the day at 6.38 percent, while five-year yields were 9 bps
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Greece to hold new election, jolts euro markets
* Greek coalition talks collapse, alternative election set * Spain, Italy bonds hit as Greek crisis jolts markets * France's Hollande says in hock reduction tied to growth plan * German SPD won't back fiscal pact without growth measures By Dina Kyriakidou and
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Does anyone fathom. Doomsday scenario about further quantitative easing and the collapse of the bond market?
According to the ECB, eurozone bond market volatility had reached levels seen after the collapse of Lehman Brothers investment bank in 2008.
So, are the banks saying that they are customary to let the bond market collapse for the very sovereign countries that bailed them out? LOLOLOL