We are closing to the point, where politicians need to step in and stop central banks from causing a monetary collapse.

We are closing to the point, where politicians need to step in and stop central banks from causing a monetary collapse.

Independent #centralbanks were supposed to be our best defense against debt monetization and hyperinflation.

It's time for them to go.@elinalepomaki t.co/DeGreaV298

— Tuomas Malinen (@mtmalinen) February 13, 2020

im beginning to question whether the Fed will ever be able to raise % rates again without causing a mkt crash?

— AGTrader (@ag_trader) February 12, 2020

Real Central Bank Rates (rate minus inflation)…
India: -2.4%
Poland: -1.9%
Eurozone: -1.9%
Sweden: -1.8%
Chile: -1.8%
Denmark: -1.5%
China: -1.3%
Australia: -1.1%
Czech Rep: -1%
Swiss: -1%
Japan: -.9%
Turkey: -.9%
US: -.9%
UK: -.6%
Canada: -.5%
Taiwan: -.4%
South Korea: -.3%

— Charlie Bilello (@charliebilello) February 13, 2020