The US Treasury Department has declared its intention to secure loans amounting to a colossal 816 billion anticipated in the first quarter of 2024, as reported by CNBC. These eye-watering figures are bound to have profound implications on the nation's fiscal landscape and the global economic stage.
The substantial borrowing requirements underscore the financial challenges that the United States confronts in its pursuit of economic stability. With economic uncertainties prevailing, it is imperative to closely scrutinize these developments, as they may substantially impact the nation's economic equilibrium and have ripple effects worldwide.
451 sats \ 1 reply \ @fm 2 Nov 2023
What happens when the Bank runs out of money in Monopoly?
The Monopoly Bank should never run out of money or go bankrupt. However, if there is lot of players, it is possible that the Bank may be limited on money pretty quickly. If there’s no money in the Bank, the Banker should print banknotes, checks, or use poker chips in place of the ordinary paper provided in the game set...
ahhhh, the matrix
reply
reply
The US sneezes and Europe catches a cold. Worried it may prove to be pneumonia though…
reply
And the Samurai kills the Eurozone by letting yields rise
reply
Oh yes. ‘Banzai!’
reply