Dan Bangeino.

Welcome to the Bangeino Brief.

I'm Dan Bangeino, folks.

Two massive international stories involving both war and the global economy.

Now, the story's about who hit the Nord Stream pipeline.

I'm going to get to that in a second.

That's the important one.

But this story is huge for the global economy.

It may not seem so.

You may not hear about this on other shows.

Wall Street Journal.

Don't be deceived by the rather anodyne headline, by the way.

Bank of England to buy bonds and a bid to stop spread of crisis.

UK Central Bank is launching an effort to restore order to the market for guilt.

They're like, what the hell cares?

What is that?

This is a cataclysmic level story.

Let me explain it very simply.

If you want to flush an economy with money and you're the Bank of England or the

the Central Bank here, the Federal Reserve in the United States, one of the ways to do it is

to go and buy bonds, which injects money into the economy.

It's really no more complicated than that.

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