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NYC secretly exports homeless to Hawaii and other states without telling receiving polsNew York City generously shares its homeless crisis with every corner of America.From the tropical shores of Honolulu and Puerto Rico, to the badlands of Utah and backwaters of Louisiana, the Big Apple has sent local homeless families to 373 cities across the country with a full year of rent in their pockets as part of Mayor Bill de Blasio’s “Special One-Time Assistance Program.” Usually, the receiving city knows nothing about it.
La burbuja inmobiliaria americana se tambalea y el consumo aparenta no ceder porque la gente busca bienes sustitutivos de la vivienda en propiedad o en alquiler, por segundo trimestra consecutivo el mayor gasto en consumo ha sido en... AUTOCARAVANAS.https://www.zerohedge.com/economics/second-consecutive-quarter-what-americans-spent-most-moneySigno inequívoco de que la distorsión que provoca la burbuja inmobiliaria alcanza niveles disparatados.
Five Points on the Belt&RoadFirst, while Belt&Road is often seen as an elaborate infrastructure investment plan, it is more useful to take it as a rough sketch for long-term connectivity-based development. In that sense, it is less specific but more ambitious than originally assumed. At the core of the Belt&Road is the concept of corridor-based development, originating in the playbook of the East Asian developmental state approach. Belt&Road thus does not end with infrastructure projects, but merely begins with them – the goal is not only to link point A to point B, but rather to create new integrated networks of economic agents, to reshape supply chains and to alter the economic futures of whole regions – with China has a major input in how these processes unveil – while not excluding the locals, but trying to get them on board.
China Pledges $29 Billion to Ditch US SemiconductorsChina is no longer content to rely on American semiconductors. Bloomberg reported yesterday that it created a 204 billion yuan ($28.9 billion) state-backed fund to support its own companies as they attempt to compete with their U.S. counterparts
The death of yields in six chartsThere has been a relentless downward move in global bond yields since the 2008 Global Financial Crisis. This trend – underpinned by highly supportive central bank policies and stubbornly low inflation – has been a defining characteristic of the post-crisis world.A Nestle 10-year corporate bond became the first on record to trade with a yield of below zero. The bond is due to mature on 2 November 2029, having been issued on the same date in 2017 with a yield of 1.25%. Nestle, a large multinational food producer headquartered in Switzerland, is AA rated by the three major ratings agencies, the second highest credit rating.The AA-rated European corporate index also went below zero overall, with instances of six and seven-year maturity bonds at negative yields.The inversion of the US yield curve has been well covered. It is regarded as one of the most reliable predictors of recessions. Every time the 10-year yield has fallen below the two-year a recession has not been too long behind.The significant year-to-date decline in yields was widely attributed to the Federal Reserve’s change in tone early in the year, when it unexpectedly started to suggest that rates could fall. Added to this, growth has started to slow, not helped by the US and China implementing tariffs on each other. And indeed, there is broadly more uncertainty as to what economic and foreign policies governments may follow now, particularly the US. This sort of uncertainty tends to drive investors towards safer assets like government bonds.
The international summit where Trump and Xi were planning to sign a trade deal has been suddenly canceledChile said it’s calling off the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit in Santiago in mid-November.President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping were scheduled to meet at the gathering to discuss a possible “phase one” deal that the two countries are close to finalizing.The cancellation was due to protests, according to Chilean President Sebastian Pinera.
EU won't give broad access to its market after Brexit if Britain tramples standardsThe European Union’s Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier said the bloc will only give as much access to its single market to Britain after Brexit as is justified by London ensuring that EU rules and standards are preserved.
Voy a lanzar una pregunta al foro:La tan cacareada "Mochila Austriaca", en que nos puede perjudicar? *que va a perjududicar al currito de a pie, lo tengo claro, pero me gustaría poder saber específicamente como.Va a ser el MFBH que decía PPCC, o nos van a hacer como a los chilenos?
Cita de: BENDITALIQUIDEZ en Octubre 30, 2019, 16:36:16 pmLa burbuja inmobiliaria americana se tambalea y el consumo aparenta no ceder porque la gente busca bienes sustitutivos de la vivienda en propiedad o en alquiler, por segundo trimestra consecutivo el mayor gasto en consumo ha sido en... AUTOCARAVANAS.https://www.zerohedge.com/economics/second-consecutive-quarter-what-americans-spent-most-moneySigno inequívoco de que la distorsión que provoca la burbuja inmobiliaria alcanza niveles disparatados.Éso se arregla fácil: obligamos a que las autocaravanas sólo puedan estacionar en sitios muy específicos, metiendo un rejonazo acorde por el aparcamiento, y así volvemos a la casilla de salida...
Comprar barato, reformar y poner de nuevo la vivienda en alquiler se ha convertido en estos últimos años en un negocio redondo para aquellos que contaban con algo de liquidez en sus cuentas de ahorros. Sin embargo, en un momento en que el precio de la vivienda también se ha disparado en algunas ciudades —Madrid, Barcelona, Baleares...— y cuando también los alquileres han tocado techo, ¿qué zonas o ciudades son las que ofrecen mejor rentabilidad?