David Stockman On Why The Biden-Harris “Strong” Economy Claim Is A Big Lie | ZeroHedge

Authored by David Stockman via InternationalMan.com,

There is only one way to rescue America’s faltering economy and that’s the wholesale abandonment of Washington’s reckless spending, borrowing and printing policies of the last quarter century. These policies did not remotely attain their ostensible goals of more growth, more jobs and more purchasing power in worker pay envelopes. What they did do, of course, was to freight down the main street economy with crushing debts, (more…)

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Mystery Of Upward GDP Revision Solved: You Are All $500 Billion Richer Now According To A Revised Biden Admin Spreadsheet | ZeroHedge

Something strange happened yesterday when the Bureau of Economic Analysis released the final estimate of Q2 GDP data: as part of the release, Biden's Dept of Commerce run by Gina Raimondo, which runs the BEA, reported that GDP in since 2020 had been revised not net markedly higher (with the exception of H2 2023) …

… even though banks such as Goldman warned of, and expected, a significantly negative revision to historical GDP numbers.

So what happened (more…)

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Solid 7Y Auction Stops Through Despite Drop In Foreign Buyers | ZeroHedge

After two coupon auctions which stopped on the screws, moments ago we had a belly-busting 7Y auction which was also the strongest auction of the week. The Treasury sold $44 billion in 7Y paper in a solid auction, pricing at a high yield of 3.668%, down from 3.770% last month, and stopping through the When Issued 3.67% by 0.7bps, a reversal to the 0.9bps tail last month.

The bid to cover was 2.628, up from 2.50 in August, and above the six auction average of 2.54, otherwise it was (more…)

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