With high inflation, states can get rid of their debt burden. I can imagine that this is currently quite desired and thus could last for several years.Yes, I think interest rates will go down again as soon as inflation decreases. And it will. 8% for several years in a row?
...not only the states. The debts that we all have also become effectively less valuable.With high inflation, the states can get rid of their debt burden. I can imagine that this is currently quite desirable and could thus last for several years.
That would be a great feat, because we are currently spending hundreds of billions to mitigate the effects of inflation.With high inflation, states can get rid of their debt burden. I can imagine that this is currently quite desirable and thus could last for several years.
Haggling is not an option (anymore)?The seller is also putting pressure on because he wants to complete the sale quickly. Although I find it almost rude, since he only has 2 days left this year for a possible notary appointment and we have only had the confirmation since last Sunday. We can't perform miracles either…. He apparently needs the money for an apartment purchase that is also supposed to take place at short notice. The initial situation was relaxed, now it's really hectic
...not only the states.
Also the debts that we all have will effectively be worth less.
Well, that's independent of spending. 10 years ago we financed €200k and the amount seemed huge to us. The follow-up financing of €130k is more like "And what else?".yes exactly. that's why we're currently spending everything and are happy about it