🛑 All capital dies; the accounts merely argue about the date. The argument is called depreciation, and in most years nobody attends it.
unstableequilibria.substack.…
🛑 Netherlands to cut 25,000 civil-service posts via AI reforms; aims for €3.5 bln annual savings by 2035
🛑 The Dutch central government plans AI-driven efficiency reforms to cut roughly 25,000 civil-service posts and achieve annual savings of €3.5 bln (~$3.9 bln), the government said on Monday. It targets €900 mln a year by 2027 and €3.5 bln by 2035; the cabinet will present the proposal early next year to use AI to boost productivity. The government’s budget deficit stands at 1.8%, low relative to EU peers, but that level and its long-term trajectory have prompted concern in fiscally conservative Netherlands.
🛑 Brazilian dollar-denominated bonds fell, leading losses across emerging markets, after Lula's surprise election victory.
🛑 Can US perpetual futures solve their identity crisis?
🛑 When lawyers at the Commodity Futures Trading Commission set out their views on the legal nature of perpetual contracts in a March 2024 enforcement action, they left little room for ambiguity: “Perpetual futures are ‘swaps’ under the [Commodity Exchange] Act,” the agency’s attorneys wrote.
risk.net/regulation/7964289/…
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Replying to @PorcherThomas
Dans un cadre théorique, les taux longs en euros dépendent principalement des taux BCE + une anticipation sur l'inflation à long terme (pas par pays mais sur toute la zone euro).
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Replying to @PorcherThomas
Si les probabilités de non-remboursement et de sortie sont quasi nulles (sauf pour ceux qui aiment faire peur pour des raisons politiques) alors la prime de risque est une prime dont le maintien à LONG TERME constitue un rendement susceptible d’attirer les investisseurs.





