A rather glaring transatlantic divide opened up in the first quarter, as the eurozone succumbed
Category: Markets
Pay The Piper
Some of the inflation banter emanating from prominent market participants can properly be written off
In Preview Of Summer Boom, US Economy Accelerates
The US economy expanded at a 6.4% pace in the first quarter (figure below), the
Tim Apple Is Doing An Amazing Job
Apple delivered another strong quarter on Wednesday afternoon. Color no one surprised. Sometimes, it’s hard
‘That Could Have Been Me’
Jerome Powell’s press conference was largely uneventful for the majority of market participants, but it
Adults In The Room
The Fed delivered a predictably bland, albeit relatively upbeat, statement following an April meeting that
Right Tail Only, Please
By now, most market participants with more than a passing interest in the day-to-day goings-on
Don’t Mention Politics
All eyes turned to the Fed Wednesday. That’s what I was supposed to write. In
Housing Is A Bubble. No Point In Denying It Now
Home prices are a lot like input price gauges these days — just as you
You Need Us
The reflationary vibes were discernible Tuesday, as 10-year breakevens pushed up against 2.4% (second figure
The American Consumer Is Absolutely Excited
Consumer confidence breezed past estimates in April, the Conference Board said Tuesday. The headline gauge
Let’s Talk Tesla, Bitcoin And ‘Risk Management’
I didn’t plan to dwell on this, mostly because it was entirely predictable, but I’d
The Cost Of Doing Business (With Archegos)
Archegos lives! Vicariously, through losses logged by banks, I mean. UBS said Tuesday it expected
Mind Games
It’s a broken record, yes, but it’s also a tautology: There’s a lot of uncertainty
Beyond Peak Growth
It’s becoming a familiar refrain: US growth is peaking. Purely from a “feel” perspective, that
A Trio Of Summer Risks (And Banker Vacation Backlogs)
For most, if not all, of the 12 months since the initial US lockdown, Morgan
Mixed Or Muted
Sentiment was mixed or muted (pick your favorite nebulous adjective) to kick off a week
Crisis Hotline (And Forget The Pay-Fors)
As expected, the international community is mobilizing to assist India, where COVID cases have spiraled
Inflection Points
Traders and investors came into the new week staring down a formidable slate of data
India Needs Help. Now
Last month, BofA’s closely-watched Global Fund Manager survey revealed that for the first time since
Junk Just Keeps Notching Records
The first quarter of 2021 was the busiest ever for US junk sales. Almost $150
Wealthiest Americans May Sell Some Stocks
A few minutes after Bloomberg lit up traders’ screens with headlines touting a doubling of
Sound And Fury
US equities were worried about a burgeoning humanitarian crisis in India on Monday and Tuesday.
Ultra-Rich To Prosperous Americans: We’ll Speak For You
One of the (many) advantages to living amongst people who fall into what I described
The Great Tapering? (Oh, How Quaint)
If the flow of central bank purchases matters more than the stock, asset prices may
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