“…not randomness run amok, but an essential instability to changes in initial conditions”.
Day: March 12, 2020
European Shares, Italian Bonds Have Worst Day In History. Literally. So There’s That.
With all due respect, there are questions, Christine. Lots of them.
Fed Brings Out Bazooka. Announces Massive Repos, Expands Asset Purchases Beyond Bills
“These changes are being made to address highly unusual disruptions in Treasury financing”.
The Treasury Market Is Broken. ETFs Are Cracking. Risk Parity’s ‘Footprints’ Have Been Spotted.
“USTs are a ‘broken market’”, Nomura’s Charlie McElligott writes, in a Thursday note recapping some
Fed Injects Nearly $200 Billion To Fend Off ‘Cash Crunch’ As US Stocks Halted Limit-Down
It was the second time this week that US equities have been halted after the cash open.
ECB Expands QE By €120 Billion, Announces New Liquidity Measures, Relaxes Capital Ratios, Leaves Rates Unchanged
Lagarde is credible. It’s just not clear whether she’s credible as a central banker. We’re about to find out.
Albert Edwards: ‘These Are Dangerous Times Indeed’
It will not surprise you to learn that Edwards doesn’t think stocks are “cheap” after rout.
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