…and run away. Yes, it’s time to chicken out, mister NotMyPresident.
I am not sure if Donald Trump realized how-ridiculous he sounded, repeating: we have very wonderful / marvelous / incredibly good negociations with Iran, or: there is a very positive development in the discussions, etc. This is in the morning. And threatening once again in the evening the ayatollahs regime of mass destruction, demanding the delivery of Iranian enriched uranium or the end of the blockade of Hormuz. Ridiculous and powerless, because anything he did would worsen the global financial situation (oil inflation has already contaminated all our economy) and the U.S debt situation.
Because the cost of long-term US debt is at its highest level since 2007, against the backdrop of the conflict in the Middle East. It’s even higher than after Liberation Day and the tariff hikes. The blame lies with the financial crisis, fueled by inflationary fears linked to the Middle East conflict.
This long-term maturity stood at a rate of 5.18%, compared to 5.12% the previous day and around 4.61% before the start of the conflict, which saw a surge in oil prices. European and Japanese investors are expected to continue fleeing the U.S toxic debt.