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How massive overspending on AI data centers to the tune of $1.5 trillion to 2028 is bad for retirees with their savings going into Tech issued corporate bonds with higher risk,not just bad for crowding out investment in vital needs of crumbling infrastructure of the Nation, Manufacturing, Housing, Cost of Living concerns, Renewable Energy.
11/16/2025
Uncertainty over returns, with revenue stream hazy and massive overspending is seen as a danger signal by a wide range of public opinion and experts shown here in Lyrarc.com in November 2025. All other priorities of the Nation are getting crowded out as 5 Tech companies engage in reckless competition at the expense of everybody else.
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The shutdown is over, but the nation’s aviation problems are not.
The Washington Post 11/16/2025
This Is How the AI Bubble Bursts
Yale Insights 11/15/2025
What Are the Implications if the AI Boom Turns to Bust? | TechPolicy.Press
Tech Policy Press 11/15/2025
Opinion | You May Already Be Bailing Out the AI Business
The Wall Street Journal 11/12/2025
Who Will Pay for the AI Revolution? Retirees
The Wall Street Journal 11/14/2025
When AI Hype Meets AI Reality: A Reckoning in 6 Charts
The Wall Street Journal 11/14/2025
The U.S. Federal Reserve and QE II.
08/12/2010
Problems with another round of quantitative easing, with Fed bond buying efforts to generate a jobs recovery.
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How QE 2 Could Drift Off Course
Wall Street Journal 08/12/2010
Wall Street Journal 10/18/2010
Wall Street Journal 10/25/2010
Wall Street Journal 10/26/2010
America's economy: Not by monetary policy alone
Economist 10/28/2010
Opinions Are Split on Fed Policy Move
Wall Street Journal 11/01/2010
The Japanese economy and the rising yen in 2010-2012
05/27/2010
The yen reached 86 yen to the dollar by August 2010. Chinese government accumulation of Japanese bonds was amajor factor in the yen's rise in 2010. By August 2011 the yen experienced a new surge going up to 78 yen to the U.S. dollar resulting in intervention by the Bank of Japan in currency markets. Investor flight to safe havens such as the Swiss Franc and the Japanese yen with the debt crisis in the U.S. and the Eurozone. The impact on export markets. The newly elected LDP government of Shinzo took strong action to reverse this and improve export competitiveness in 2013.
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Japan's Yen Rises Above War Jitters, Deflation
BusinessWeek 05/27/2010
Japan Faces Uphill Battle in Curbing Yen's Rise
Wall Street Journal 08/04/2010
Behind Japan's Allure: Stagnancy
Wall Street Journal 08/24/2010
Electric Cars Make Japan's Gas Engine Industry Anxious
New York Times 11/02/2010
Japanese manufacturers: Leaving home
Economist 11/20/2010
Nissan to 'Significantly' Reduce Japan Exports
Wall Street Journal 02/01/2011
California's bond issuance to meet budget shortfall
01/14/2010
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Brown Set for Victory in California Budget Fight
Wall Street Journal 06/12/2013
California's Big Sale Tests Muni-Bond Market
Wall Street Journal 11/16/2010
California Bond Woe Bodes Ill for States
Wall Street Journal 11/18/2010
California Bond Woe Bodes Ill for States
Wall Street Journal 11/18/2010
Heat Stays on California $10 Billion Note Offering
Wall Street Journal 11/19/2010
How to Revive the California Dream
Wall Street Journal 01/10/2011
Municipal bond issuance by local governments and states in the US- 2010-2012
11/18/2010
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California Bond Woe Bodes Ill for States
Wall Street Journal 11/18/10
The Weak Get Weaker as Muni Bonds Are Sold Off
Wall Street Journal 12/19/10
Pained Muni Investors Cry Uncle
Wall Street Journal 12/22/10
Recession-bruised states' revenue sank 30 percent in 2009, Census Bureau reports
Washington Post 01/05/11
Bond Buyers' Eyes Are on Illinois
Wall Street Journal 01/07/11
Illinois Deficit Leads to Talk of Big Tax Increase
New York Times 01/09/11
Need to roll over short term debt of close to $4 trillion will limit growth in the U.S. and Europe.
07/11/2010
A trend to short term borrowing and the competing role of banks and sovereign governments in bond issuance, is likely to put additional stress on capital markets worldwide. This is true especially in Europe which has $2.6 trillion to roll over by 2012, according to analysts. The stress will ber greater on less healthy financial institutions in Europe.
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Sovereign-debt managers: Rollover roulette
Economist 10/16/10
How Righteousness Killed the World Economy
New York Times 10/12/14
Crisis Awaits Worldâs Banks as Trillions Come Due
New York Times 07/11/10
New Doubts on EU Bank Stress Tests
Wall Street Journal 07/20/10
New York Times 08/21/10
Tom Keene Talks with David Stockman
BusinessWeek 08/12/10
How Greece's and Ireland's debt crisis affects Germany, France, Portugal and Spain.
04/28/2010
German banks have large holdings of Greek bonds, and much larger holdings of bonds from the crisis affected countries of Greece, Portugal, Spain and Ireland.
Grouped Articles
Already Holding Junk, Germany Hesitates
New York Times 04/28/10
Euro Rises After I.M.F. Increases Aid Pledge to Greece
New York Times 04/29/10
As Greek Drama Plays Out, Where Is Europe?
New York Times 04/29/10
Europe Acts Swiftly on Long-Delayed Greek Bailout
New York Times 04/29/10
The Next Global Problem: Portugal
New York Times 04/30/10
Portugal to cut wages, raise taxes
Wall Street Journal 05/14/10
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