How FOMC Coverage Should Be Done
Following the March FOMC decision and Jerome Powell’s press conference, I was struck (again) by
Following the March FOMC decision and Jerome Powell’s press conference, I was struck (again) by
Crises have a tendency to shine a light on what, to laypeople anyway, are esoteric
Evidently, America’s small- and midsize banks are still very concerned about deposit flight. In a
Goldman missed on the top line and reported a $778 million pretax loss in its
When last I checked in on Jamie Dimon, America’s favorite “red-blooded capitalist” was busy regaling analysts
Let’s make a deal. Lots of them. 2021’s first half witnessed the highest volume of
Also, the new divisional revamp makes for an interesting read.
One almost gets the sense that people will be disappointed if there aren’t any fireworks.
“The mid-September tensions in the US dollar market for repurchase agreements (repos) were highly unusual”.
Here’s some nuance, for those interested.
“We’re prepared to continue to learn and adjust”.
“There could be a broader de-leveraging across financial markets”.
“Trading volumes and liquidity measures should exhibit strong seasonality”.
By any other name…
A week ago, we suggested the dollar funding squeeze was about to get worse. And it did. Sort of…
Something to ponder.
“An inverted yield curve by mid-2019.”
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