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Alo Japan

alojapan.com/1326559/japanese- Japanese Yen gains after Japan elections, Asian stocks dip #asia #bonds #contraction #EmergingMarkets #inflation #Japan #JapanInterestRates #JapanNews #Japan’sBondMarket #Japanese #JapaneseNews #news #TrumpTariffs #TrumpTradeWar #us #Yields The Yen recouped some of last week’s losses as investors weighed the extent of the defeat suffered by Japan’s ruling coalition in the weekend’s upper-house election. Asian stock markets edged down. Japan’s

Japanese Yen gains after Japan elections, Asian stocks dip
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alojapan.com/1284514/correctio Correction Lower in Very Long Japanese Government Bond Yields Already Running into Trouble #bonds #EUR #Japan #JapanNews #Japanese #JapaneseNews #NewZealand #news #RBNZ #stocks #UnitedStates #usd #Yields Markets US investors were in a good mood as they returned from the long Memorial Day weekend. US Treasury Secretary Bessent floated the prospect of some big (Asian) trade deals in coming weeks, while the original July 9 deadline is back in pl…

Correction Lower in Very Long Japanese Government Bond Yields Already Running into Trouble
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Alo Japan

alojapan.com/1273916/top-japan Top Japan life insurers on guard for rising ultralong yields #guard #insurers #Japan #JapanNews #life #news #Rising #Top #ultralong #Yields TOKYO — Dai-ichi Life Insurance and Nippon Life Insurance, two of Japan’s biggest institutional investors, are navigating choppy waters churned up by the Trump administration’s fast-changing tariff policy and a jump in Japanese bond yields at the ultralong-term end. Kazuyuki Shigemoto, managing executive…

Top Japan life insurers on guard for rising ultralong yields
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Eric Maugendre

During 1992–2020, the USA had low and stable #inflation.

Despite massive federal deficit spending, the Fed met its 2% inflation target (or missed below it) for most of this era.

How come? There were no serious shortage of resources. (Thanks to: no cold war, globalization, bad working conditions, stable commodity supply, increase of greenhouse effect.)

A graph from FRED There is no relationship between federal deficit spending (green) and inflation (red). Deficit spending (money surplus) does not cause inflation.
#money#deficit#debt
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Alo Japan

alojapan.com/1229333/inflation Inflation in Tokyo Easily Topped Analyst Forecasts #boj #brazil #EUR #EuropeanUnion #Eurozone #fed #GBP #Japan #JPY #news #stocks #Tokyo #TokyoNews #TradeWar #UnitedStates #usd #Yields #東京 #東京都 Markets The US Congressional Budget Office yesterday published its projections for the US federal budget deficit and debt for the period 2025-2055. Both are expected to rise substantially further under the assumption that current laws will remain uncha…

Inflation in Tokyo Easily Topped Analyst Forecasts
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Alexander J. Stein

#Sustainable agricultural practices that both protect pollinator populations & mitigate #climate risks could help secure—and even improve—cocoa yields; #cocoa is pollinated by tiny #insects and most of the time there isn't enough #pollination happening: ox.ac.uk/news/2025-02-14-new-s #yields

www.ox.ac.ukNew study highlights ways to future-proof cocoa production | University of OxfordThis Valentine’s Day, millions of pounds worth of chocolate will be exchanged as gifts, but climate change and biodiversity loss imperil future global supplies of this treat. A new research study led by the University of Oxford and published today (14 February) demonstrates that sustainable agricultural practices that both protect pollinator populations and mitigate climate
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Alexander J. Stein

Food production: There was no slowdown in global #yields growth over 60 years; any slowdown in specific #commodities or regions was offset by gains in others. But with #climatechange & growing demand, future #sustainability of production & affordability of food are uncertain: doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0

journals.plos.orgYield growth patterns of food commodities: Insights and challengesUnderstanding global food production and productivity patterns is crucial for policy and investment decisions aimed at addressing poverty, food insecurity, and climate change. This paper develops comprehensive calorific-based production and yield indices for 144 crops, covering 98% of global agricultural land and food output. These indices provide standardized measures across various crops and varieties, facilitating comparison of agricultural productivity and consolidating country and regional contributions to global food production. Utilizing a Box-Cox transformation, we find that a linear model best approximates yield growth. Our findings reveal that, at an aggregate level, there has been no discernable slowdown in global yield growth over the past six decades. This translates into an average annual yield increase equivalent to nearly 33 kilograms of wheat per hectare. These results suggest that any observed deceleration in specific commodities, regions, or countries, has been offset by gains in others. While these findings are reassuring from a global food supply perspective, caution is warranted about the sustainability of production and the affordability of food. These concerns are particularly relevant as global food demand increases due to population and income growth, and as the pressures from climate change intensify. The study underscores the importance of adopting strategic and sustainable agricultural practices to ensure continued food security in the face of evolving global challenges.
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Alexander J. Stein

(2/3) EU: The #dairy sector is projected to reach a turning point where the decline in the dairy #cow herd will no longer be counterbalanced by growth in milk #yields and EU #milk production is expected to decline: agriculture.ec.europa.eu/news/

Agriculture and rural developmentEU agricultural outlook 2024-35: A resilient sector adapts to climate change, sustainability concerns, and shifting consumer demandDiscover key insights from the EU agricultural outlook report 2023-2035, highlighting trends in agricultural productivity, trade resilience, shifting consumer preferences, and environmental improvements in EU agriculture.
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Alexander J. Stein

EU: Yields of #cereals are projected to decrease by 2035 due to #climatechange & reduced use of agricultural inputs—a trend that may be compensated by more #precisionfarming, digitalisation & #soil health, resulting in a marginal net increase... (1/3) agriculture.ec.europa.eu/news/ #yields

Agriculture and rural developmentEU agricultural outlook 2024-35: A resilient sector adapts to climate change, sustainability concerns, and shifting consumer demandDiscover key insights from the EU agricultural outlook report 2023-2035, highlighting trends in agricultural productivity, trade resilience, shifting consumer preferences, and environmental improvements in EU agriculture.
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