‘Panic,’ ‘Chaos’ Feared As India Bans Wheat Exports
The global macro outlook took another turn for the apocalyptic on Saturday, as the world
The global macro outlook took another turn for the apocalyptic on Saturday, as the world
More than a million people could be dead from COVID in India by the end
Last month, BofA’s closely-watched Global Fund Manager survey revealed that for the first time since
Late last week, I mentioned the pernicious tendency of market participants to give the cold
Canada slashes rates to the lower bound, launches QE. India moves to dodge collapse.
Another “limited” agreement, apparently.
Sunday had a somewhat ominous feel to it.
“There will be no further extensions.”
“Stable genius” strikes again.
And don’t say Urjit Patel didn’t try to warn you.
Ok, well Bitcoin and the rest of the cryptosphere didn’t need any more bad news after last Friday’s Coincheck theft and after the CFTC subpoenaed Bitfinex and Tether, but when it rains it pours…
Tomorrow, we’ll get to see if the U.S. dip-buyers, still hungover from Labor Day, are ready to “face reality” or whether the Target managers-turned hedge fund titans will be on hand to deploy the capital they raised from their neighbors in XIV.
In the humorously titled “MAGAFOMOTINA,” I noted that US equities have surpassed $400 billion of
27 minutes. I was 27 minutes late, and I left 45 minutes early. This city
If you’re curious — and I know you were! — global equity funds just enjoyed
Sales of previously-owned US homes rose for the first time in months, but the pace
Accounts of Benjamin Netanyahu’s trip to the US this week were couched in uncomfortably similar
The White House is upset with US “ally” Narendra Modi, who wittingly inserted himself into
Narendra Modi’s an autocrat. He’s also an ethnonationalist whose religious fervor at times strays perilously
If you were wondering, JPMorgan’s cross-asset strategy team is still cautious on equities. That probably
Bullish flows! Or something. I don’t know. You gotta have a hook. Otherwise it’s just
Markets, it would appear, are something less than efficient when it comes to pricing elections.
It’s funny how all the high-minded rhetoric and pretensions to the moral high ground tend
If you were wondering — and I know everyone was edge of their seats —
Does one bad apple spoil the whole bunch? That’s the question market participants are asking
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