๐ก Financial repression refers to keeping interest rates below the level of economic growth to inflate away excessive debt burdens.
๐ Financial repression was practiced by the American and European governments after World War II as a strategy to manage debt.
๐ There is currently a significant level of financial repression in the system, which is likely to persist for some time.
๐ฐ The policy of financial repression helped the government pay off wartime debts by keeping bond yields below inflation.
๐ผ The strategy of financial repression primarily affected bondholders, especially after World War II when governments incurred significant debts.
๐ Despite attempts to use financial repression during the 2008 financial crisis, inflation remained stubborn, limiting its effectiveness.
๐ The US has accumulated a record-high non-financial debt, which is three times the GDP.
๐ฐ Financial repression is likely to be implemented again to address the debt crisis.
๐ธ Inflation is rising, and there is a significant amount of money sitting in US bank accounts waiting to be lent.
๐ There is a significant amount of inflation and financial repression in the system.
๐ฐ The costs of financial repression are primarily borne by bondholders, resulting in a significant loss of purchasing power.
๐๐ The impact of financial repression today may differ from the post-war era, raising concerns about its long-term effects.
๐ฐ Financial repression and low bond yields are causing high valuations in the stock market.
๐ The long bear market in bonds started in 1946, indicating a potential bear market in equities.
๐ Investor should consider replacing fixed income securities with gold in their portfolio.
๐ฏ๐ต Japanese equities may outperform U.S. equities due to the shift to inflation.
๐ Financial repression requires the government to direct capital towards regulated financial institutions, such as insurance companies or pension funds.
๐ฐ Government management of savings leads to poor investment returns.
๐ข Financial repression would likely result in the end of financial engineering practices like leverage buyouts and share buybacks.
โก๏ธ Financial repression worked after World War II due to capital controls.
๐ฐ Savings were kept in their originating countries for easier financial repression.
๐ Continuing financial repression may require implementing capital controls.
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