Mattias Lundbäck

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@RudolfChristian Ja, det sade dom väl 2020 också. Sedan blev det inflation och man tvingades höja till 5,5 procent.

@ekonomism Från powell idag "*POWELL: FED'S TOOLS HAVE NO MEANINGFUL EFFECT ON SUPPLY SHOCKS" Det sagt betyder det också att han nog inte sänker den heller som jag tror.

Mertz om Oljekrisen. Kommer ni ihåg när Covid kom? Börsen rasade men sen fick centralbankerna upp tempot med aggressiva räntesänkningar och man tryckte ut galna mängder pengar i systemet. Värt att tänka på när ni ser alla "experter" prata om räntehöjningar.

@AndreasSteno And that is exacly what they said last time ...

*POWELL: FED'S TOOLS HAVE NO MEANINGFUL EFFECT ON SUPPLY SHOCKS This is in my opinion the right take, and it completely punctures the probability of rate hikes in the US. They are going to sit this one through

Breaking: Iranian regime media and officials are now claiming victory over Trumps backing away from energy pledge claiming he has "surrendered."

@vpressfeldt Har du något exempel på detta? Måste säga att jag inte riktigt känner igen den beskrivningen.

Man kan säga mycket om detta. Utifrån det forskningsfält som jag självt rör mig i går det att hitta en förklaring i läsningen av Liberalernas (och näringslivet) husgud Hayek. Hayek flirtade själv friskt med ultranationalistiska och auktoritära ideer i sin kamp för "liberalism".

Mycket läsvärd analys av Tomas Ramberg om hur det enda som egentligen kommit att återstå av den borgerliga identiteten är antagonismen mot socialdemokratin (som liberaler en gång i tiden kämpade med för att införa demokrati i Sverige, egen anm.). dn.se/sverige/tomas-…

Europe has told Donald that it won't donate weapons to him but they will let him set up a fund where he can buy the equipment he needs. They're also going to lift some sanctions on Iran.

@HothaAli Until Iran sabotage the east-west-pipeline ...

Saudi Arabia just turned Iran’s Strait of Hormuz “threat” into a geopolitical joke. Saudi Arabia embarrassed Iran by simply moving its oil west and showing the world that it is the most reliable energy supplier on the planet.

British tourist, 60, 'who filmed Iranian missiles' in Dubai is facing two years in prison after being charged with cybercrime offence - Daily Mail

@VinceDaoTV Well, what would Iran like to achieve? Get rid of the US for good, I guess. And the best way of doing that is turning Iran into Irak.

Iran is just making another dumb strategic blunder here. Their best move right now is to play dead, allow Trump to declare victory, and move on. Instead, they choose to antagonize more. They tried mines, we blew up the mines. Now they don’t think there will be a military response to this either? Fools. But it’s not just about us. You think the Gulf States are cool with their oil money being messed with? Absolutely not, Iran is provoking them again — despite admitting it was a mistake the first time around. Qatar said today that they refuse to help Iran with diplomacy while they’re getting attacked, for instance. All those countries feel this way. And what about Europe? Will our skittish NATO Allies finally unite when their oil, much more than ours, is getting messed with? And let’s discuss China. Sure, Iran can sneak Chinese tankers out for now, but they’re inviting mutually assured destruction here. You don’t think we can also stop their tankers? And you think China is cool with your unnecessary actions hurting their oil supply any further? It’s actually strong proof that Iran are not rational actors just defending themselves. They’re clueless warmongers who are inciting unnecessary problems in the region — as they have for decades. Everything they’re doing right now actually just vindicates the neocon propaganda about these guys. Truly.

Scientists have for the first time "uploaded" a fly's brain into a computer — the digital copy of the insect began behaving like a living one Researchers created a model of a fruit fly brain with over 139,000 neurons and 50 million synapses. After connecting it to a virtual body, the system began independently generating various types of behavior, even though it was not trained to do so.

Mahna Mahna #TheMuppets

🚨🇮🇱🇮🇷 In what might be some of the most powerful footage to come out of today, Israelis and Iranians are dancing and celebrating side by side in the streets of London.

It is reported that a Shahed drone has struck a few stories higher than the person filming in the capital of Bahrain.

Spektakulär video på när en ukrainsk F-16 skjuter ner en Shahed-drönare med kulsprutan.

Remember when we learned that our wealthiest and most powerful people were connected to a guy who ran a literal child sex trafficking ring? And then that guy died mysteriously in a jail? And now we just don't talk about it.

Very important and very well put remarks by 🇨🇦 PM Mark Carney. It’s time to take down the sign and speak up.

Europe is watching the United States under Trump with a kind of stunned disbelief. People keep saying the same thing, quietly at first, then out loud: there is no way back after this. For years, Europeans joked that much of Latin America was a museum of failed strongmen, fragile institutions, and permanent drama. Now the joke has turned colder. Today, they say, Latin America is welcoming a new member: the United States under Donald Trump. Travel tells the mood better than any speech. Flights from Europe to the US are half empty. People cancel long planned trips. Some even scrap World Cup tickets, as if they cannot bring themselves to celebrate in a country that feels unrecognizable. “We are disappointed,” one Parisian says. “I always loved America, honestly. But it is over now. If I were American, I would be embarrassed. And I have to add, we know ordinary Americans are good people. They do not want this. This is a cultish faction, obsessed with Trump, repeating lines instead of thinking.” Then they start naming names. Someone brings up the Texas senator who let Trump humiliate his wife and still kept smiling, still kept crawling back. Ted Cruz. The Parisian laughs, sharp and cruel: “She definitely has a lover now. No man survives that.” In London, the sympathy shifts north. “Poor Canada,” a man says, almost gently. “They are stuck as the only sensible country on the continent now. With that idiot neighbor to the south, of course they are desperate.” Stay connected, Follow Gandalv @Microinteracti1

@PeterSchiff Yes. That's actually simple math. A bubble can only expand as long av r<g. As noted by Jean Tirole already in 1985. jstor.org/stable/1913232

What is happening with silver may soon be happening with Bitcoin, only in reverse. But since markets tend to melt down faster than they melt up, the time frame for the move should be condensed.

@elonmusk brilliantmaps.com/homicide-rates…

Sweden is dying