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  • Saudi Arabia Reiterates Commitment To China, Regardless Of U.S. Concerns

    11/02/2022 7:37:01 AM PDT · by EBH · 5 replies
    OilPrice.com ^ | 11/2/22
    Apparently confirming the view of Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman (MbS) that the U.S. is now regarded as just another one of its partners in a new global order that would see Beijing and its allies share the leadership position with Washington, Saudi Arabia last week reiterated its commitment to China as its “most reliable partner and supplier of crude oil,” along with broader assurances of its ongoing support in several other areas. That MbS seemingly now sees the U.S. as a partner just for its security considerations, with no meaningful quid pro quo on Saudi Arabia’s part, whilst...
  • China And Japan Cut US Treasury Holdings As Federal Reserve Hikes Rates

    06/19/2022 8:33:29 PM PDT · by blam · 10 replies
    Zubu Brothers ^ | 6-19-2022
    A strange narrative of “defeated inflation” is circulating in the mainstream in the wake of the Federal Reserve’s recent 75bps interest rate hike, but we’ve seen this kind of false optimism from the Fed and the media before. Economists calling for a deflationary reaction might be holding their breath for a while as price inflation continues to climb for many months to come. This consequence is reinforced by the decline in foreign investment in US Treasury bonds. Higher interest rates and the promise of increasing yields have not been enough to lure outside investors into treasury markets, with treasuries now...