american, to see them game a fight in that way. we need to get back to business and growth. gamify it in that way. growth. gamify it in that wa . , growth. gamify it in that wa . h . ~ growth. gamify it in that wa. h ., way. let s talk about the perception way. let s talk about the perception of way. let s talk about the perception of the - way. let s talk about the perception of the us - way. let s talk about the perception of the us and abroad, how do you feel it is portrayed in terms of its status and power elsewhere? could you imagine the us would want to cast out into the international markets about its stability and debt? i mean, how stupid is that? in today s day and age, when we have rising issues with china, when we have opec meeting this weekend, gamifying this system and the us wants to politicise its own jet and call into question its capacity to meet responsibilities? it is short sighted and i m embarrassed. its own debt. the reality is the uni
In a different way, the debt ceiling agreement. as always, they push it right up to the deadline. that has now passed, and the real question is what s happening with inflation and how many more rate hikes have the central banks got in their respective lockers? 0ver the central banks got in their respective lockers? over the past week or so, we started to see evidence that inflation is starting to slow down quite significantly. i think that s what markets are looking for next. i m quite interested in what s going on with japan. for years, we have had ultra loose monetary policy there. but years, we have had ultra-loose monetary policy there.- monetary policy there. but this sort of shift monetary policy there. but this sort of shift in monetary policy there. but this sort of shift in policy monetary policy there. but this sort of shift in policy could - sort of shift in policy could cause some trouble in the bond markets, couldn t it? this might really be an issue for people acros