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UK inflation to hit 18.6% next year according to CitiInvestment bank raises forecast as wholesale gas prices soarUK inflation is on course to hit 18.6 per cent in January — the highest peak in almost half a century — because of soaring wholesale gas prices, according to a new forecast from Citigroup based on the latest market prices.The investment bank predicted that the country’s retail energy price cap — which limits how much households pay for heating and electricity — would be raised to £4,567 in January and then £5,816 in April, compared with the current level of £1,971 a year. It added that the shifts would lead to inflation “entering the stratosphere”.“We now expect CPI inflation to peak at over 18 per cent in January,” said Benjamin Nabarro, chief UK economist at Citi. That would be higher than the peak of inflation after the second Opec oil shock of 1979 when CPI reached 17.8 per cent, according to estimates from the Office for National Statistics.(...)
China PBOC Calls on Lenders to Stabilize Credit GrowthChina’s central bank called on major financial institutions to take the lead in keeping credit growth stable with the nation’s economy at a critical moment. Financial institutions, especially major state-owned banks, should increase loan issuance to the real economy, the People’s Bank of China said in a statement late Monday following a meeting chaired by governor Yi Gang. They should also improve the credit support for small- and micro-enterprises, green development, scientific and technological innovation and other fields, according to the statement. “We must consolidate the foundation of economic recovery and development with a sense of urgency that no time can wait,” it said. Latest data shows that China’s credit growth slowed sharply in July, weighed down by a property market slump and weak consumer and business demand. The PBOC also asked banks to ensure the reasonable financing needs of real estate, in its latest efforts to help brake a property market downturn. It didn’t elaborate on this point. China is planning to offer 200 billion yuan ($29.3 billion) in special loans to ensure stalled housing projects are delivered to buyers, Bloomberg reported earlier, citing people familiar with the matter.Financial institutions should also increase support for key areas of the platform economy, the PBOC said. Policy banks should step up support for infrastructure construction in fields including industrial upgrading, agriculture, and national security.While boosting credit growth, the banks should also be mindful of risks. We must “coordinate the relationship between the steady growth of credit and the prevention of financial risks,” it said.Representatives from major banks including China Development Bank, Agricultural Development Bank, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, and Bank of China attended the meeting.
La relación que hay entre el pisito y las ideítas es bastante transparente, y sí que tiene que ver -y mucho- con ciertos conceptos de género que el wokismo estaría muy interesado en investigar.En el discurso de asustadísimos siempre se hizo hincapié en la íntima relación que existe entre el pisito y el terruñito: "mi pisito mi templo, mi terruñito una nación". Y no es casual, porque la raíz que cose ambos términos es el patrimonio (el pisito) y la patria (el terruñito). No hace falta ser muy avispado para advertir que patria y patrimonio, es decir todo aquello que refiere a lo patrimonial, es de género inequívocamente masculino (pater).
Por contrapartida, el lugar de lo femenino en la estructuración del hogar, el nido, es el matrimonio (mater). El matrimonio es la matriz institucionalizada, es decir el ámbito o el espacio que da cobijo a la célula social y permite el desarrollo y la supervivencia de las poblaciones. Ambos tienen una relación dialéctica muy delicada: lo matrimonial no puede existir sin el soporte patrimonial, y al mismo tiempo lo patrimonial no tiene sentido sin lo matrimonial.Que el soporte material a nivel de territorio (patria) y a nivel de los bienes familiares (patrimonio) tengan una etimología masculina; y que el órgano del que depende la reproducción (la matriz) y la institución cultural de la que depende la continuidad social (el matrimonio) tengan una etimología femenina no son, sin duda alguna, un capricho machirulo, sino que es la derivada natural de los roles de género -que tienen un componente biológico inevitable- que se basan en ciertas características conductuales masculinas y femeninas atávicas. El hombre conquista, defiende y provee la patria y el patrimonio, y la mujer provee la reproducción, la matriz, y organiza y controla la vida social, el matrimonio.
Y a raíz de esto es donde viene la divergencia con tu planteo: creo que identificas correctamente esta idea, pero por alguna razón que no llego a entender, afirmas que no puede decirse que "el pisito" sea ni masculino ni femenino. Dices:"Pero no funciona decir que el Pisito es patriarcal. Precisamente, y ese es el problema. Si lo piensas un poco, no es ni masculino ni femenino, Es donde se forma un Hogar. Ahora, si el Pisito empieza a vivir su vida sin relación con el Hogar, se produce un ciclo de realimentaciön donde el Trabajo no sólo contribuye a incrementar los precios del Pisito (via deuda), sino que llega un momento en que el Pisito destruye literalmente la noción misma de Hogar, y con el, el tejido social."Lo que estás diciendo, y corrígeme si no te he interpretado bien, es que cuando el pisito, que es lo patrimonial, comienza a escindirse de la noción de hogar, que es lo matrimonial, llega un momento que destruye el hogar y la misma sociedad. Por lo tanto, y al contrario de lo que afirmas, queda claro que la exacerbación de lo masculino a costa de lo femenino produce el colapso social, la destrucción del hogar. La exacerbación de la patria produce guerras, que mata principalmente a los hijos, y la exacerbación del patrimonio produce ladrillariados, que mata la demografía: en todos los casos las víctimas son los hijos. La primera porque los mata, el segundo porque impide que nazcan.
Siendo que estoy hablando con el mismo Saturno, que algo sabrá de hijos devorados, es innegable que existe una relación causal entre la creciente imposibilidad del acceso a la vivienda y la brutal caída de la natalidad.
En otras palabras, que el artefacto "pisito" sí que es claramente machista y está ejerciendo una violencia innegable contra la componente matrimonial, de la misma manera que la deriva actual del modelo de trabajo y realización profesional bajo parámetros culturales tradicionalmente apropiados para los varones está obligando a las mujeres a masculinizarse provocando un creciente conflicto con sus funciones maternales/matrimoniales.En otras palabras, estamos en un modelo popularcapitalista claramente masculinista, completamente distinto al inocente y bonachón capitalismo desarrollista/industrial de los gloriosos 30, aquél que disparó el mayor boom de natalidad que haya conocido occidente. La pisitofilia es claramente machirula, y toda mujer de bien debiera oponerse con todas sus fuerzas a las burbujas inmobiliarias.
Sin embargo, el "feminismo" actual en sus expresiones más pintorescas, ni siquiera se ha dado cuenta aún que su indiferencia respecto al ladrillariado, y su defensa acrítica de un tipo de "empoderamiento" claramente masculinista, están provocando una escabechina de la componente femenina de nuestra estructuración social como pocas veces se había visto antes. No me sorprende, y es por eso que comentaba que el wokismo es una batiburrillo ideologista inconsistente y absurdo que no para de arrojar piedras sobre su propio tejado. Por no poder, no puede siquiera identificar a sus enemigos y trabaja alegremente para ellos.
Aluminum Production Slows Amidst Energy CrisisA number of Europe’s aluminum and zinc factories are reducing their output or even shutting down as high energy prices squeeze margins and make running them unprofitable. Nyrstar’s zinc facility in the Netherlands will end production this year, while Norsk Hydro’s aluminum smelter in Slovakia has said it will close down by the end of September, affecting some 300 jobs.Aluminum is produced by smelting ore, which is a highly energy-intensive process. As our chart shows, the base metal’s smelting capacity in western and central Europe has already sunk this year, ever since the energy price hikes triggered by the war in Ukraine, with lows of a -13.2 percent in April 2022 versus one year earlier. This trend is expected to get worse as more factories go offline.
Pandemic Bolsters China’s Position as the World’s ManufacturerThe West relies on Chinese factories, despite national-security, supply-chain concernsFor all the talk in Western capitals of reducing reliance on Chinese factories, China has in the past two years consolidated its position as the world’s dominant supplier of manufactured goods.Though some of China’s gains in global markets may unwind as the effects of the pandemic fade, the trend nonetheless highlights just how hard it is to unplug from the world’s largest factory floor. Such “decoupling,” as it is known in policy circles, is especially challenging as Chinese factories extend their reach into higher-end products like chips and smartphones and new technologies such as electric cars and green energy.The U.S. and some of its allies have grown wary of their dependence on China over concerns ranging from national security to the fragility of global supply chains. China has dismissed those concerns, but has its own reason to loosen ties to the West, namely a longstanding challenge of weaning itself off its own perceived overreliance on Western markets and leaning instead on spending at home to propel its economy to new heights.For now, China’s export boom might provide a short-term prop for growth as its economy labors under the government’s zero-tolerance approach to Covid-19 and a deflating property bubble.China’s share of global goods exports by value increased over the course of the pandemic, to 15% by the end of 2021 from 13% in 2019, according to data from the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development, which tracks global trade.Major competitors’ share of global exports shrank over the same period, suggesting China’s gains came at the expense of others. Germany’s share of global exports fell to 7.3% in 2021 from 7.8% in 2019; Japan’s share declined to 3.4% from 3.7%; and the U.S.’s share slipped to 7.9% from 8.6%.(...)
https://www.ft.com/content/778e65e1-6ec5-4fd7-98d5-9d701eb29567CitarUK inflation to hit 18.6% next year according to CitiInvestment bank raises forecast as wholesale gas prices soarUK inflation is on course to hit 18.6 per cent in January — the highest peak in almost half a century — because of soaring wholesale gas prices, according to a new forecast from Citigroup based on the latest market prices.The investment bank predicted that the country’s retail energy price cap — which limits how much households pay for heating and electricity — would be raised to £4,567 in January and then £5,816 in April, compared with the current level of £1,971 a year. It added that the shifts would lead to inflation “entering the stratosphere”.“We now expect CPI inflation to peak at over 18 per cent in January,” said Benjamin Nabarro, chief UK economist at Citi. That would be higher than the peak of inflation after the second Opec oil shock of 1979 when CPI reached 17.8 per cent, according to estimates from the Office for National Statistics.(...)
https://www.larazon.es/economia/20220822/5zzc6claajhq3ntv225m5gfa2e.htmlSaludos.
Tech Gets Crushed With Treasury Yields on the Rise: Markets Wrap*Equities headed toward their worst two-day rout since June*Treasury 10-year rate climbs back to 3%; dollar advancesA sobering tone took over Wall Street after a rally that added $7 trillion to the stock market, with traders bracing for hawkish rhetoric from Federal Reserve officials gathering at the annual Jackson Hole retreat later this week.Equities headed toward their worst two-day rout since June, following a surge that drove the S&P 500 to its best start to a third quarter since 1932. Tech shares underperformed as bond yields climbed, with the 10-year rate hitting 3%. The Cboe Volatility Index, or VIX, soared. The dollar rose. The move away from risky assets spurred further unraveling of the recent meme frenzy, sending shares like Bed Bath & Beyond Inc. and GameStop Corp. tumbling.Jerome Powell’s speech on Friday will mark the highlight of the prestigious event in Wyoming’s Grand Teton mountains, which has been used by Fed chairs as a venue for making key policy announcements. He’s expected to reiterate the central bank’s resolve to keep raising rates to get inflation under control, but will probably stop short of signaling how big officials will go when they meet next month.“With real rates still rising and prospects for 2023 rate cuts fading in the bond market, stock valuations look extremely stretched, especially if as we suspect, policy-driven economic slowing will prove an obstacle to currently optimistic 2023 earnings estimates,” Lisa Shalett, chief investment officer at Morgan Stanley Wealth Management, said in a note. “Stocks are overbought. Sit it out for now.”Investors are also waking up to the looming acceleration of the Fed’s balance-sheet reduction. So-called quantitative tightening kicks into top gear next month, and will add to pressure on riskier assets which have benefited from ample liquidity. For Morgan Stanley’s Andrew Sheets, that’s one reason why dollar-denominated cash holdings look attractive against US stocks right now.Strategists at Bank of America Corp. believe that the winding down of the central bank’s balance sheet could translate into a 7% hit to the S&P 500 next year, according to a note last week.Meantime, bond bears are growing in confidence, taking heed of relentless messaging from Fed officials that the fight against inflation is nowhere near done. An aggregate gauge of net-short non-commercial positions across all Treasury maturities shows bearish bets have grown to the most since 2018, according to the latest data from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission.
Cita de: Cadavre Exquis en Agosto 22, 2022, 14:20:56 pmhttps://www.larazon.es/economia/20220822/5zzc6claajhq3ntv225m5gfa2e.htmlSaludos.Me sigle fascinando la jeta de cemento que tienen los periodistas en general. Como si los que tienen más de 29 años y no fuesen "jóvenes" no tuviesen exactamente el mismo problema: la vivienda se lleva una parte obscena de su normalmente escaso salario.