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Repubblica.it: Btp Valore, dal 19 al 23 ottobre il primo doppio collocamento del Tesoro Saranno emessi due diversi titoli dedicati al retail, entrambi con durata 5 anni ma piano cedolare differenziato: trimestrale o con cedola unica pagata alla scadenza. Il 16 ottobre i tassi minimi BTP Value, from October 19th to 23rd, the first dual placement of the Treasury. Two different titles dedicated to the retail sector will be issued, both with a 5-year duration but with differentiated installment schedules: quarterly or with a single coupon paid at maturity. On October 16th, the minimum rates will be... #BTPValue #first #Treasury

Repubblica.it: Pensioni, le Quote della Lega e lo stop alla speranza di vita sono costati 36 miliardi Il conto della Ragioneria sulla stagione della flessibilità aperta nel 2019. Con Opzione donna si arriva a 41,3 miliardi. “Rischi per debito, occupazione e crescita” Pensions, Lega fees, and the halt to life expectancy have cost €36 billion. The account of the Treasury for the flexible season open in 2019. With Option Woman, it reaches 41.3 billion. “Risks for debt, employment and growth.” #Treasury

RaiNews: Il petrolio accelera, salgono ancora i rendimenti dei Treasuty Piazza Affari chiude in calo dello 0,83% Oil is accelerating, Treasury yields are still rising. The Milan Stock Exchange closed down 0.83%. #Treasury

1 BMO: #Treasury #markets remain under intense pressure with the #10-year rate setting fresh 19-year highs of 5.14% after rising the most in 18 months yesterday on higher #oil prices, strong S&P Global U.S. purchasing manager indexes, and … 🧵 #bonds

Agi: L'annuncio degli Usa: "Le compagnie aeree iraniane non potranno più volare dal 23 settembre" AGI - Il Dipartimento del Tesoro statunitense ha annunciato che le compagnie aeree iraniane non potranno più volare a partire dal 23 settembre. Bessent: "Le compagnie aeree iraniane non potranno più operare in nessuna parte del mondo" Il Segretario al Tesoro statunitense Scott Bessent ha avvertito che le compagnie aeree iraniane incontreranno difficoltà operative entro due giorni a causa delle sanzioni americane, mentre l'amministrazione Trump cerca di mantenere alta la pressione su Teheran. Dal 23 settembre, "le compagnie aeree iraniane non potranno più operare in nessuna parte del mondo", ha dichiarato Bessent in un'intervista all'emittente americana Cnbc. Quando i loro aerei atterreranno, "non si potrà fornire loro carburante, ne' servizi di assistenza all'atterraggio (...) altrimenti si verrà esclusi dal sistema del dollaro", ha aggiunto.  Usa negano visti a team di comunicazione Pezeshkian a Onu La notizia arriva dopo che gli Stati Uniti hanno rifiutato di concedere i visti al team di comunicazione del presidente iraniano Masoud Pezeshkian, escludendoli così dal viaggio di questa settimana all'Assemblea generale dell'ONU. "In un atto ostile senza precedenti da parte del governo statunitense, Trump ha negato i visti d'ingresso ad alcuni membri della delegazione di alto livello del presidente", ha riportato l'agenzia di stampa statale Irna. Anche l'agenzia di stampa Mehr ha diffuso la notizia, citando un portavoce della presidenza iraniana", lo riferiscono i media di Stato iraniani. The U.S. announcement: “Iranian airlines will no longer be able to fly from September 23rd” US Treasury - The United States Department has announced that Iranian airlines will no longer be able to fly starting September 23rd. Bessent: "Iranian airlines will no longer be allowed to operate anywhere in the world." U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent warned that Iranian airlines would face operational difficulties within two days due to U.S. sanctions, as the Trump administration seeks to maintain pressure on Tehran. Starting September 23rd, “Iranian airlines will no longer be able to operate anywhere in the world,” Bessent said in an interview with CNBC America’s television channel. When their planes land, “fuel will not be provided to them, nor landing assistance services (...) otherwise they will be excluded from the dollar system," he added. U.S. denies visas to Pezeshkian’s communication team at the UN The news comes after the United States refused to grant visas to Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian's communications team, thus excluding them from this week’s trip to the General Assembly of the UN. “In an unprecedented hostile act by the U.S. government, Trump denied entry visas to some members of the president's high-level delegation,” reported state news agency Irna. The Mehr news agency also disseminated the information, citing a spokesperson for the Iranian presidency," Iranian state media report. #Iranian #USTreasury #Bessent #Treasury #ScottBessent #Trump #Tehran #CNBCAmerica’s #Pezeshkian #theUN #theUnitedStates #MasoudPezeshkian

Bet against me, said #Bessent. Fund managers did and are winning https://finance.yahoo.com/economy/policy/articles/bessent-dared-markets-bet-against-090041895.html #treasury

Bloomberg: #Long-bond #yields climbed around the world on concern that the #Fed will fail to rein in #inflation. The #Treasury #30-year #yield now stands at the highest since 2007. #markets

ФРС опинилася в пастці: інфляція не добита, а ринок облігацій вимагає дій. Головний стратег Bank of America вважає, що новому голові Кевіну Воршу доведеться підвищувати ставки, щоб заспокоїти довгий кінець кривої Treasury. Це незвичний сигнал — зазвичай ринок чекає зниження, а не паніки через можливе посилення. Одночасно хедж-фонд менеджер Боб Елліот називає поточний рівень TIPS «інвестиційною можливістю покоління» з гарантією інфляція плюс 3% річних. Але якщо ФРС справді піде на підвищення, реальні ставки зростуть, і тоді будь-які «бонди» з фіксованим купоном втратять капітал. Історично такі моменти передували різким корекціям на ризикових активах. Для українського інвестора це означає одне: долар залишається дорогим, а ставки високими. Куди б не дивився ринок — чи то крипта, чи то акції — перш ніж купувати, варто переконатися, що ти не стоїш на шляху паровоза з облігацій. #ФРС #Treasury #TIPS #Інвестиції #SP500 #Аналітика #virgroup

Treasury yields edge higher as investors map geopolitical risks U.S. Treasury yields were higher across the curve on Tuesday as investors mapped escalating tensions across the Middle East. https://www.cnbc.com/2026/07/21/treasury-yields-bonds-iran-us-politics.html #TopNews #News #Treasury #US #theMiddleEast

2 BMO: #Treasury #yields are little changed, with the #10-year sitting at 4.61%, while the #2-year has drifted somewhat higher. Still, yesterday's soft #CPI report is ringing and, alongside testimony from #Fed Chair #Warsh, the market has scaled back near-term rate-hike odds. 🧵 #markets

Under a #law passed in 2020, the #Treasury Department can mint $1 coins during 2026 to mark the 250th anniversary “with designs emblematic of the U.S. semiquincentennial.” However, according to US code, “[o]nly the portrait of a DECEASED individual may appear on United States currency & securities” — a law that sprang from a Colonial-era tradition against putting current presidents on #US coins [distinguishing] themselves from the British monarchy. #Trump #narcissism #greed #vanity

Sickening #USMint to produce $1 gold-hued coin with Trump’s face on it, #treasury secretary says The coin’s face features #Trump alongside the phrase “In God We Trust.” It is encircled with the phrases “Liberty” & “1776-2026.” The flip side of the coin shows an eagle holding arrows in one talon & olive branches in the other. Since the start of his 2nd term, Trump & his allies have pushed to reissue federally created currency & documents to feature Trump’s name & face.

#US revokes license that authorized sale of Iranian #oil The US #Treasury Dept issued the 60-day license last month, waiving #sanctions on Iranian oil as part of an interim agreement to end the fighting between the 2 countries. Treasury officials did not immediately respond to an AP inquiry on why the license was revoked. #TrumpsWar #IranWar #Iran #war #Trump #law #WarPowers #geopolitics #NationalSecurity #economy #inflation #affordability #CostOfLiving #EnergyCrisis

1 BMO: #Markets are steady this morning with #equityfutures pointing to flat open & #Treasury #yields fading further as the #10-year #yield dips below 4.45%. That comes after the U.S. and Iran reached an agreement that will extend the #ceasefire and open traffic through the #StraitofHormuz #markets

BMO: #Equitymarkets point to a firm open this morning after rallying further last week. The #S&P500 starts the week pushing record territory, while the #TSX is just shy of that. #WTI #oil prices have edged back above the $90 mark, while 10-year #Treasury #yield is slightly higher at 4.47% #markets

"BITCOIN SLUMP🚨CUTS US GOVERNMENT HOLDINGS IN HALF The value of US govt #bitcoin holdings has fallen to $20.8B from a $40.7B peak in Oct, acc to Glassnode, as the crypto market declines. The stash was built through seized criminal assets, & in Mar 2025 President Trump🚨ordered the creation of a strategic bitcoin reserve, following campaign promises to the crypto industry." -Levant News If TSY Sec Bessent had sold the BTC reserves earlier... Price: conts to⬇️ #ETTD #Ponzi #Crypto #Treasury #USPol

English – The Conversation | Almost 3 million workers will get a 4.75% pay rise in July. But wages can’t catch up with inflation by John Buchanan, Professor in Working Life, Discipline of Business Information Systems, University of Sydney Business School, University of Sydney AI generated summary, Read the full article for complete information. Around 2.8 million of Australia’s lowest‑paid workers will receive a 4.75 % award‑wage increase on 1 July 2026, with the roughly 100 000 lowest‑paid employees – many women in part‑time, casual roles in hospitality, health, retail and administration – getting an almost 6 % rise that lifts the national minimum wage to $26.44 an hour ($1 004.90 a week). Despite the boost, the Fair Work Commission’s expert panel warned that real earnings are still falling, noting a 5.9 % decline in purchasing power over the past five years as inflation has outpaced wage growth since June 2021. The panel deemed a larger real‑wage increase “impractical” amid ongoing price shocks from the Middle‑East conflict and forecasted inflation of up to 7.25 % if oil prices surge, leaving workers’ buying power under pressure and highlighting the need for future, gender‑focused wage adjustments. Read more: https://theconversation.com/almost-3-million-workers-will-get-a-4-75-pay-rise-in-july-but-wages-cant-catch-up-with-inflation-284193 #FairWork #Treasury #ReserveBank #MiddleEast #Australia

English – The Conversation | Auction sales are sliding, banks are tightening loans. But is the budget really the only factor? by James Graham, Senior Lecturer in Economics, University of Sydney AI generated summary, Read the full article for complete information. The recent Australian federal budget—introducing reforms to negative gearing and the capital‑gains‑tax discount—has prompted banks to tighten lending to property investors and has coincided with a dip in auction clearance rates, which fell to about 50‑60 % nationally, though this decline was already underway due to higher interest rates and economic uncertainty. While Treasury modelling suggests house‑price growth will be about 2 % slower than otherwise expected, other forecasts range from a modest 1 % fall to a steep correction of up to 10 %, reflecting the market’s pre‑budget softness. Prices remain unaffordable, with median home values more than eight times median household income, and the reforms are likely to affect investors’ preferred small‑apartment segment more than family homes on the suburbs’ edge. Consequently, the market’s recent cooling reflects both the budget’s policy changes and broader macro‑economic pressures, and it would be inaccurate to blame the budget alone for the current slowdown. Read more: https://theconversation.com/auction-sales-are-sliding-banks-are-tightening-loans-but-is-the-budget-really-the-only-factor-283765 #CommonwealthBank #MorganStanley #Treasury #FederalBudget

The Atlantic | I Now Believe Our National Debt Is a Problem by Jared Bernstein AI generated summary, Read the full article for complete information. Jared Bernstein argues that the United States is now facing a genuine fiscal danger: public debt has swollen to roughly $31 trillion—about 100 % of GDP—and higher borrowing costs threaten to launch a self‑reinforcing “debt spiral.” While past growth rates outpaced interest on the debt, rising interest rates, larger deficits and the flood of new debt issuance mean that servicing costs are becoming the fastest‑growing part of the federal budget, pushing overall borrowing higher and raising rates for mortgages, auto loans and other credit. Bernstein attributes much of this trajectory to decades of politically driven tax cuts—first under Reagan, then under Bush and Trump—which have expanded the deficit without delivering the promised growth, and to a political climate where deficit spending is rewarded and fiscal restraint is penalized. He contends that sustainable borrowing must fund productive investments, not tax‑cut‑driven consumption, and calls for new revenue sources such as taxes on unrealized capital gains to address growing inequality and fund essential programs. Though the U.S. enjoys a unique advantage as the world’s reserve‑currency issuer, Bernstein warns that this leeway is limited; without a shift toward fiscal responsibility—stopping the “digging” that deepens the hole—the nation risks higher costs of living and a deteriorating economic outlook. Read more: https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/2026/05/national-debt-problem/687257/?utm_source=feed #Trump #StanfordInstitute #Treasury #US #NationalDebt

The Guardian | Ditched government projects lost taxpayer £6.6bn last year, watchdog says by Tom Knowles AI generated summary, Read the full article for complete information. The public accounts committee warned that £6.6 billion of taxpayer money was written off in 2024‑25 after government departments cancelled projects or retired assets, citing the Rwanda deportation scheme, a planned road tunnel under Stonehenge and other initiatives as prime examples of waste. The Ministry of Defence recorded the biggest loss at £1.6 billion, while the Home Office and Department for Transport lost £290 million and £472 million respectively. The report also highlighted a growing £73.4 billion liability in various compensation schemes and persistent fraud, noting £9.3 billion in over‑payments by the Department for Work and Pensions, and called for stricter value‑for‑money scrutiny and action to curb waste and fraud. Read more: https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2026/may/22/ditched-government-projects-lost-taxpayer-billions-watchdog #AuditOffice #CliveBetts #Treasury #PublicAccounts #taxandspending