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US Services Sector Still Expanding, Inflation ‘Concerningly Sticky’
A key gauge of services sector activity in the world’s largest economy was broadly consistent
A New ‘Subprime Is Contained’ Moment?
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US Private Hiring Jumps ‘Aggressively,’ Pay Growth Drops
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The System Is Falling Apart
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Knives Are Out For America’s Regional Banks
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US Labor Market Takes Another Step Down Long Road To Normal
For the second consecutive month, US job openings fell more than expected, leaving the door
Short Vol ‘Manna From Heaven’
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Loan Demand, Money Growth Plunge In EU. Inflation Loiters
As a matter of course, I employ sarcastic derision to document new evidence that inflation
Stock ETFs Are $800 Billion Sponge
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Mike Wilson Isn’t Buying It
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‘Season Of Contradictions’ Grips US Factories As Stagflation Looms
US factory activity contracted for a sixth consecutive month in April. That was the bad
‘New Milestone’ Spotted In Retail Investor Nasdaq Selling
In the aftermath of the original pandemic lockdowns, tech became even more synonymous with everyday
First Republic Passes Away Peacefully. Is In Better Place Now
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A $2 Trillion Year For Cash?
There’s been no capitulation in aggregate equities flows. So far in 2023, stock-focused ETFs and
Traders Brace For Tsunami Of Data In FOMC Week
Traders will drown in big data this week. Not the kind ChatGPT leverages to churn
Until The Jobs Are Done
For the second time in as many policy meetings, the Fed will hike rates in
Taiwan, M2 And Other ‘Recession Now’ Canaries
Infallible or not, the yield curve is a cliché as a recession indicator. Indeed, those
What Could Go Right And What Could Go Wrong
“Recession is a key downside risk,” Goldman’s David Kostin mused, in his latest note. It’s
What Recession? Where’s The Selloff? A ‘Patient Bear’ Answers
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Apocalypse Now, Says The Yield Curve
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Key Takeaways From Michael Barr’s ‘Unflinching’ SVB Review
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Data Suggests US Inflation Firmly Entrenched. Sorry.
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Big Oil, Big Money
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Europe Walks ‘Along The Rim’ Of Stagflation
Top-tier macro updates out of Europe reflected varying degrees of economic resilience, even as stagflation
Cash Pours Back Into Money Funds. Fed Borrowing Jumps
Cash poured back into money market funds in the week to April 26, closely-watched flows
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