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The Dollar As A Petrocurrency

September 16, 2023September 16, 2023

A week ago, I asked how much further the dollar could run. The greenback was

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Will The Fed Tacitly Adopt A Higher Inflation Target?

September 15, 2023

There’s a suspicion in some corners that the Fed, for all its bluster about being

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Money Market Fund AUM Scales Yet Another New Peak

September 14, 2023

Another week, another new record for money market fund assets. Money funds took in nearly

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Calm With A Chance Of Fireworks

September 14, 2023September 14, 2023

Time and again over the past several months, I’ve revisited the post-SVB vol crunch. This

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A Word On Bear Steepening

September 13, 2023September 13, 2023

You wouldn’t know it if your only frame of reference is the post-Lehman world, but

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Stocks Struggling With Rising Yields, Good News Is Bad News: Goldman

September 13, 2023

Goldman’s not bearish, but they aren’t bullish either. The bank remains risk neutral, according to

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Gamma Gravity

September 12, 2023

If it feels to you like US equities are having a tough time realizing that

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Americans May Keep Spending In 2024

September 11, 2023September 11, 2023

By now, you know the bear case for consumer spending in the US. Anyone with

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Chinese Credit Impulse Shows Signs Of Life

September 11, 2023

Monday was a good news day for the Chinese economy. Those are rare in 2023,

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Benign RRP-Reserve Dynamic May Last Through Year-End

September 10, 2023September 10, 2023

As noted here last week, not all market participants have reason to concern themselves with

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Americans Are Richer Than Ever. In Aggregate Anyway

September 8, 2023

Looking to explain the befuddling resilience of the US consumer? Look no further than the

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Money Market Fund Assets Soar, Hit New Record Above $5.62 Trillion

September 7, 2023

Money market funds saw the largest inflows in two months in the week to September

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Hawkish At The Margin

September 7, 2023

If last week was all about cooperative macro data in the US, this week’s sparse

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‘Bigger For Longer’: Will Today’s Tech Titans Be Around In 50 Years?

September 6, 2023

If this summer’s heat wave and accompanying series of natural disasters were any indication, the

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Is Mega-Tech A Bubble? (Probably Not)

September 6, 2023September 6, 2023

Are US tech shares a bubble in 2023? If you can answer that question correctly,

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Street’s Most Recognizable Bear Warns Of Unspecified ‘Event’

September 5, 2023September 5, 2023

If you’re wondering whether Morgan Stanley’s Mike Wilson is prepared to turn bullish on US

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Renewed RRP Decline Is Sigh Of Relief In Some Corners

September 5, 2023

The trajectory of daily balances in the Fed’s RRP facility remains a focal point for

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Post-Labor Day Corporate Debt Bonanza Seen At $120 Billion

September 4, 2023

This isn’t going to win me the Pulitzer, but as someone who talks all day

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US Equity Funds Returned To Inflows In Late August

September 1, 2023

US equities returned to inflows as the curtain closed on an August to forget for

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Money Fund Assets Hit Another Record. RRP Lowest In 17 Months

August 31, 2023

Money market funds took in $14.37 billion in the week to August 30, data released

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A Brief History Of 2023’s Macro Narrative Stop-Outs

August 30, 2023

Keeping track of the macro zeitgeist in the post-pandemic world can be difficult. To the

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GDP Revisions Hammer Home ‘Bad Is Good’ Message

August 30, 2023

It’s all going according to plan. Famous last words, I know. GDP revisions released on

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Remote Work May Leave 267 Million Square Feet Of Office Space Vacant

August 29, 2023

How durable is the shift to remote work? And how pronounced is the impact of

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Embrace The Slowdown

August 29, 2023

If there were questions as to whether we’re living in a “bad news is good

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The US Labor Market Is Normalizing. Thank Immigrants

August 28, 2023

Reasonable (and unreasonable) people can disagree about the proper course of US immigration policy, but

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Checking In On The Taiwan Canary

August 27, 2023August 28, 2023

If you care at all about the fate of the world, you should be concerned

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US Stock Funds Suffer Largest Outflow In Months

August 25, 2023

US equity-focused ETFs and mutual funds saw the largest outflow since mid-May over the latest

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