David Kuo
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346 appearances
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first heard Jun 2026
last heard 3 Sep
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That's a really tough question.
I I think I probably would because if I really believed in the business, I would continue to finance the business.
But it really depends on who is financing the business, Rahul.
If it's your own money and you do believe in that project, then I think you will continue to finance it until such time that it does become profitable.
Yeah, Ellen, I mean it's unlikely that the Beckons are gonna run out of cash.
Part of the problem is that central banks haven't been increasing interest rates.
And that is why bondholders are really so angry.
I mean, bondholders at the moment are saying enough is enough.
We know that there is inflation in the system, particularly over in the US.
You say that your target is two percent, and you're running above that, you know, for the last five years.
What have you been doing for the last 60 months?
You haven't been increasing interest rates.
Or if you have.
It hasn't been enough to actually tamp down on that inflation.
So bondholders, particularly those people who are lending the US government over the long term, 30 years, they're saying, well, if you don't tackle inflation, well, we're gonna require more compensation.
In other words, we're gonna be charging you more interest for borrowing that money.
And we know you continually want to borrow money because your national debt is already 40 trillion US dollars.
And it's gonna rise even further.
Well, that's a really good question.
But I think ultimately you do need a little bit of of inflation in the system.
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