Racing A Thunderstorm: Indonesia’s Fifth Rate Hike Since May Underscores EM Fed Angst
Well, you can’t say they aren’t trying.
Well, you can’t say they aren’t trying.
“Fundamentals mean very little at this stage”.
“Who wants to buy stocks in a country where the currency is weakening?”
Starting next year, “BRICS” will be harder to pronounce. Cyril Ramaphosa on Thursday announced the
Rabobank’s Michael Every is having none of it. By “it,” I mean any variation on
The West tried to give Xi Jinping the vaccines he needed to help protect 1.4
There’s something odd about an authoritarian police state, famous for surveilling the masses, that refuses
I’m not sure about much these days, but 26,824 isn’t 0. Of that much, I’m
Let’s start with a simple, and, I think, uncontroversial observation: Russia has no incentive to
A never-ending deluge of headlines touting the developed world’s worsening cost of living crisis belies
“World’s top economies confront inflation, disease, war,” one Sunday headline read. When G-20 finance ministers
I generally avoid quoting (let alone making) statements like I’m about to make, but an
“Why now?”, a couple of my favorite strategists asked, in the wake of a brutal
A smattering of headlines lamenting the many ironies of the UK’s “Freedom Day” was a
Market participants inundated with data and ostensibly meaningful policy banter will get a bit of
“God willing and coronavirus willing”.
“I was at a hospital where I think a few there were actually coronavirus patients and I shook hands with everybody.”
“Bazooka Bailey”.
“FX remains untradeable”.
Traders have questions.
Now these are some “great expectations”.
“Adjustments” are needed.
There’s just no other way to put it.Â
There are lots of matches just waiting to be struck.Â
South Korea and Indonesia cut rates as the Fed opens door to EM easing.
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