PPCC: Pisitófilos Creditófagos. Primavera 2025

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Si es que el video es lo que es:

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REFERENCIAS RELACIONADAS

El ciclo expansivo del mercado inmobiliario se extiende por la geografía española:
https://www.caixabankresearch.com/es/...

Se afianza la tendencia alcista en el mercado inmobiliario español:
https://www.caixabankresearch.com/es/...

El descenso en los tipos de interés reactiva la inversión en inmobiliario comercial:
https://www.caixabankresearch.com/es/...

Los precios de la vivienda en Europa se reactivan por el giro en la política monetaria:
https://www.caixabankresearch.com/es/...

Infografía. La demanda de vivienda se consolida en niveles elevados y mejoramos nuestras previsiones para 2025-2026:
https://www.caixabankresearch.com/es/...

[A 'Cadavre Esquis': ¿Cómo se incluye un vídeo de YouTube en el cajetín de los comentarios exactamente tal y como sale en...
https://www.transicionestructural.net/index.php?topic=2625.msg240381#msg240381
Por cierto, ese vídeo es una mierda, como todo lo de ese canal. No perdamos el tiempo, por favor, que están pasando muchas cosas.]

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[A 'Cadavre Esquis': ¿Cómo se incluye un vídeo de YouTube en el cajetín de los comentarios exactamente tal y como sale en...
https://www.transicionestructural.net/index.php?topic=2625.msg240381#msg240381
Por cierto, ese vídeo es una mierda, como todo lo de ese canal. No perdamos el tiempo, por favor, que están pasando muchas cosas.]

Así:

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Espero no le importe a Cadavre... 


Nota: Deado un CÓDIGO --HBXltTOklXw aquí-- siempre se puede...

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Lo que hece Cadavre es añadirle el símbolo "Play" de YT y ponerlo en imgur.com...

https://imgur.com/pNDqGJ9

[Derby]

https://www.project-syndicate.org/commentary/mar-a-lago-accord-would-spell-the-end-of-dollar-dominance-by-jeffrey-frankel-2025-03

Is Trump Engineering the Decline and Fall of the Dollar? Jeffrey Frankel

Dollar devaluation and dollar dominance are not necessarily mutually exclusive. But the approach to weakening the greenback that US President Donald Trump’s administration is considering would almost certainly spell the end of the US dollar’s reign as the dominant international currency.

CAMBRIDGE – In 1985, US officials met with their counterparts from the other G5 countries at New York City’s Plaza Hotel to negotiate a coordinated intervention to bring down the value of the dollar. The successful Plaza Accord is now apparently serving as inspiration for US President Donald Trump’s administration, as it seeks ways to weaken the dollar and, it hopes, improve America’s trade balance. True to form, Trump and his devotees – notably Stephen Miran, the incoming chair of the Council of Economic Advisers – would call the arrangement the “Mar-a-Lago Accord,” as it would be negotiated at the president’s eponymous Florida resort.

One could imagine a sensible proposal for coordinated intervention among major economies to weaken the dollar. The United States would take steps to reduce its budget deficit, and large surplus countries like Germany would increase theirs, thereby addressing the fundamental driver of today’s international trade imbalances.

But the Mar-a-Lago Accord does nothing of the sort. Instead, it is a coercive vision that risks doing exactly what the Trump administration fears: hurting America’s ability to finance its deficits (and, in particular, to keep interest rates low) and undermining the US dollar’s status as the leading international currency.

Start with interest rates. An intervention by foreign central banks to weaken the dollar’s exchange rate would entail a reduction in their holdings of US Treasury bills. But falling demand for T-bills would lead to declining prices and rising interest rates. Think about it this way: if the trade balance improves when the economy is at full capacity, components of domestic demand (household consumption and business investment) have to be crowded out.

As for the dollar, its dethronement is, in a sense, integral to the vision animating the Mar-a-Lago Accord. The first person to use the term was reportedly the economist Zoltan Pozsar, who proposed a “Bretton Woods III” agreement which would replace the dollar-based global monetary system with a system based on central bank digital currencies (CBDCs), together with gold or other commodities. According to Pozsar, the US government would strengthen its balance sheet by revaluing gold.

But such an effort to devalue the US dollar could well lead to the greenback’s demise as the dominant global currency – a process that would be accelerated if monetary easing by the US Federal Reserve was part of the agreement. While Trump has pushed for a more accommodative monetary policy, he has also made clear that he wants to maintain the US dollar’s global primacy, even if he has to use tariffs to force countries (such as the BRICS economies) not to undermine it.

To be sure, as Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has noted, dollar devaluation and dollar dominance are not necessarily mutually exclusive. In the late 1990s, for example, the dollar simultaneously depreciated and accounted for a larger share of central banks’ foreign-exchange reserves. But there is a clear tension between the two objectives. If a Mar-a-Lago Accord discourages central banks from holding US Treasury securities, it is especially hard to see how the dollar’s global status would survive.

Yet that is precisely what Miran seems prepared to do. He proposes making foreign central banks hold 100-year US bonds without coupon payments instead of the T-bills they now hold. (This would amount to restructuring US debt, which is equivalent to default.) Alternative – or additional – provisions include the introduction of “user fees” charged to foreign central banks that hold US debt and a more general tax on foreign investment in the US (reminiscent of the Tobin tax on short-term currency transactions that was proposed in the 1970s).

The sovereign wealth fund (SWF) that Trump has ordered be created is apparently also supposed to play some unspecified role in the Mar-a-Lago vision. It is not clear where the money for this SWF would come from. Like developing economies, the US would be well advised not to start an SWF that it would have to borrow to fund owing to insufficient international reserves. It is also worth noting that SWFs work best when – unlike Trump’s proposed fund – they are invested in foreign, rather than domestic, assets.

Even setting aside the SWF, Miran’s proposal is not grounded in reality. Why would the world’s central banks and other investors accept 100-year bonds – which would pay no interest for a century – in place of good old T-bills? Why would they swallow new fees and taxes on their US debt holdings or investments?

Trump might say that the answer is simple: so they can avoid punitive tariffs. But he has brandished this weapon so relentlessly – in the name of so many objectives, with so many postponements and reversals – that it is quickly losing its impact. Far from sticking around to kneel before Tariff Man, countries are trickling toward the exits. If Trump pushes too hard, the trickle may well turn into a stampede away from the dollar.

Attempts to leverage US military and geopolitical power to coerce countries into accepting the terms of the Mar-a-Lago Accord would likely prove similarly ineffective. Yes, in the 1960s, Germany agreed to cover the costs of stationing American soldiers on its territory, in order to preserve the Bretton Woods system. And in 1991, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia covered a large share of the costs the US incurred fighting the Gulf War. But there is a critical difference between now and then: goodwill.

With his propensity for threats and coercion, willingness to betray friends and allies, and disregard for rules and norms, Trump has systematically destroyed whatever international political capital he inherited, decimating US global leadership in the process. The coercive Mar-a-Lago Accord – which harks back to the Roman Empire’s demand for tribute from territories its legions occupied – would only accelerate America’s decline. The Mar-a-Lago brand is best reserved for golf tournaments and rococo weddings.

[asustadísimos]

[Ucrania.— EE. UU. ha perdido la guerra. Trata de disimularlo yendo de potencia imperial mediadora de repente desapegada de su OTAN por unas eleccioncitas. Pero su representante no es un hombre de Estado, sino de negocios inmobiliarios, más del Nueva York de Lucky Luciano que del Londres de Wren o el París de Haussmann. Y la está cagando. El mundo no funciona como él cree. Enfrente sí tiene verdaderos hombres de Estado... y el Oreshnik. Rusia no tiene prisa porque China no la tiene. Y la UE aprovecha para expandirse más por las rusias y resarcirse de las cerdadas anglo. Reino Unido solo es la voz afónica de su amo.]

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[Derby postea un artículo sobre la devaluación del dólar...
https://www.transicionestructural.net/index.php?topic=2625.msg240392#msg240392
... que empieza bien, pero se tuerce por el puñetero ofertademandismo y la asquerosa influencia 'libertarian'. No se trata de que los bancos centrales del mundo vendan 'treasuries', sino de que se pasen a 'treasuries cupón cero', es decir, títulos de descuento (emitidos, en vez de con cupones, por debajo del nominal a reembolsar en el vencimiento), títulos que también gozarían de un buen mercado secundario, y todo para que EE. UU. aligere su actual inmensa factura de intereses. No es pues, una medida específicamente prodevaluación, aunque sí lo es a medio o largo plazo. «La» medida prodevaluación es bajar mucho los tipos de interés, lo que es eraceroísta en grado superlativo. El dinero va a ganar mucho sexy. Pero para que el proceso sea suave, se trata también de que los países amigos acompañen la jugada bajando un poquito sus tipos de interés. ¿Cómo puede razonablemente un artículo serio en esta materia sacar a relucir el oro, Dios mío? Una moneda hegemónica tiene que ser buena, abundante ¡y barata! Se trata de darle vida al dólar, no de quitársela.]

[Cadavre Exquis]

[A 'Cadavre Esquis': ¿Cómo se incluye un vídeo de YouTube en el cajetín de los comentarios exactamente tal y como sale en...
https://www.transicionestructural.net/index.php?topic=2625.msg240381#msg240381
Por cierto, ese vídeo es una mierda, como todo lo de ese canal. No perdamos el tiempo, por favor, que están pasando muchas cosas.]

Dado que el foro no tiene instalado ningún MOD que proporcione un tag específico para incrustar vídeos de YouTube, el proceso requiere cierto trabajo manual.

A modo de ejmplo, partiendo de este vídeo:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GlWnXAT1LvM

La forma de hacerlo sería:

1.	Acceder a la miniatura del vídeo, cuya URL será de la siguiente forma: https://img.youtube.com/vi/GlWnXAT1LvM/maxresdefault.jpg 　 (1280x720) https://img.youtube.com/vi/GlWnXAT1LvM/sddefault.jpg 　 (640x480) https://img.youtube.com/vi/GlWnXAT1LvM/hqdefault.jpg 　 (480x360) https://img.youtube.com/vi/GlWnXAT1LvM/mqdefault.jpg 　 (320x180) (la resolución de la miniatura se indica entre paréntesis a la derecha de la URL, pero es importante tener en cuenta que no todos los vídeos de YouTube disponen de miniaturas a todas las resoluciones)
2.	Descargar el fichero de imagen adjunto (youtube-player-large-play-button.png) o descargar la imagen mostrada a continuación:
3.	Usar algún software de edición de imágenes para añadir la imagen del botón de play del paso dos a la minatura
4.	Incrustar el vídeo en el post utilizando una estructura de etiquetas similar a: [center] [table] [tr][td][url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GlWnXAT1LvM][img]<url-de-la-imagen-generada-en-el-punto-tres>[/img][/url][/td][/tr] [tr][td][url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GlWnXAT1LvM]<texto-a-mostrar-como-pié-del-vídeo>[/url][/td][/tr] [/table] [/center] Lo que, una vez sustituido por los valores apropiados, quedaría así: Elitesback | Tamparantán que te han visto Pepe, Tamparantán que te han visto Juan.

Saludos.

[AbiertoPorDemolicion]

NASA Considers Eliminating Its Headquarters in Washington D.C.
Posted by EditorDavid on Sunday March 23, 2025 @03:34AM from the one-giant-leap dept.

NASA is considering "closing its headquarters and scattering responsibilities among the states," reports Politico, citing two people familiar with the plan. "The proposal could affect up to 2,500 jobs and redistribute critical functions, including who manages space exploration and organizes major science missions."

While much of the day-to-day work occurs at NASA's 10 centers, the Washington office plays a strategic role in lobbying for the agency's priorities in Congress, ensuring the White House supports its agenda and partnering with foreign countries on critical space projects. Some of the headquarter's offices might remain in Washington, the people said, but it's not clear which ones those would be or who would keep their jobs...

One of the biggest fallouts is the damage it could do to coordination among NASA leadership on pressing issues... It would also limit cooperation with international partners on space, which is often done through embassies in Washington. NASA works with foreign partners on a range of projects, including the International Space Station and returning to the moon. The European Space Agency, for example, plans to provide modules for Gateway, a lunar space station that is central to NASA's Artemis program to land American astronauts back on the moon... The agency also helps coordinate support from foreign nations for the Artemis accords, which set goals for transparency and data sharing — and help create a level of trust in an unregulated part of the universe.

But the reallocation could have some benefits. Such a move would bring headquarters employees closer to the processes they manage. And it would give legislative liaison staff a chance to interact with lawmakers in their districts. "You're probably getting a lot more time with [lawmakers] at the local center or hosting events in the state or district," said Tom Culligan, a longtime space lobbyist,, the space industry lobbyist.

Saludos.

...closing its headquarters and scattering responsibilities among the states

Sí, se puede; y si se puede, se hace.

[pollo]

No le he podido hacer foto porque iba con prisa, pero hoy me he encontrado al lado de mi casa un cartel en el que el grupo de hoteles ABBA ofrecía una formación para trabajo en hoteles con todo tipo de facilidades (alojamiento, transporte, etc.) , enfatizando que era un trabajo seguro y en buenas condiciones y que el sector necesitaba gente.

Me pareció interesante dado lo hablado en los últimos años y meses.

[Cadavre Exquis]

https://www.pressreader.com/spain/el-economista/20250324/page/3/textview

El problema estructural de la vivienda

https://www.eleconomista.es/vivienda-inmobiliario/noticias/13278930/03/25/las-grandes-promotoras-solo-tienen-suelo-para-levantar-un-15-de-los-pisos-necesarios-en-espana.html

Saludos.

[Cadavre Exquis]

https://www.pressreader.com/spain/el-economista/20250324/page/2/textview

The Wall Street Journal (EEUU) | La venta de viviendas crece un 4,2% en EEUU

The Guardian (Reino Unido) | Sin recorte de tasas de tipos en Inglaterra

Saludos.

[Cadavre Exquis]

https://www.eleconomista.es/infraestructuras-servicios/noticias/13282207/03/25/la-china-crbc-comprara-el-33-de-grupo-puentes-a-la-familia-otero-y-se-hara-con-el-control-total.html

Saludos.

[Cadavre Exquis]

https://www.eleconomista.es/actualidad/noticias/13282256/03/25/general-dynamics-defiende-su-espanolidad-tras-el-intento-de-compra-por-parte-de-indra.html

Saludos.

[Cadavre Exquis]

https://www.eleconomista.es/energia/noticias/13280726/03/25/la-descarbonizacion-podria-encarecerse-un-30-por-culpa-de-la-guerra-arancelaria.html

https://www.eleconomista.es/energia/noticias/13279336/03/25/el-banco-mundial-podria-revertir-su-historica-postura-y-financiar-proyectos-de-energia-nuclear.html

Saludos.

[Cadavre Exquis]

https://www.eleconomista.es/salud-bienestar/noticias/13282012/03/25/domusvi-ampliara-su-red-y-abrira-cinco-nuevas-residencias-en-espana-este-ano.html

Saludos.

[Cadavre Exquis]

https://www.eleconomista.es/tecnologia/noticias/13280696/03/25/albert-soriano-sesame-el-empresario-cada-vez-esta-mas-preocupado-por-las-bajas-y-mantener-a-sus-trabajadores.html

Saludos.