Last week, Riccardo Fraccaro, cabinet undersecretary to Italian Premier Giuseppe Conte, suggested the ECB should
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Back To Work
The US is poised to get back to business coming off a holiday which this
They Used To Pull The Bull Out, And They Used To Eat It
I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again: I love reading copy sometimes. “Hitting
Back To The Tinderbox
Headed into December, one key part of the year-end, melt-up thesis is that realized volatility
Biden Was Elected. And Stocks Didn’t Crash.
It makes sense — sort of. When you assess the incoming economic data and the
Italian Official Has An Idea For The ECB: Just Cancel The Bonds You Bought
In comments that are sure to rankle critics of the current policy conjuncture that finds
Christmas Bubbles
Caution crept into global markets Thursday, as investors appear suddenly reticent after a month of
Give Thanks
A lackluster pre-Thanksgiving session stateside found the dollar falling to the lowest since April of
The Fed Talked Quite A Bit About QE Options Earlier This Month, November Minutes Show
The prospect of a Janet Yellen Treasury and the public spat between Steve Mnuchin and
If Your Income Drops, How Do You Keep Consuming?
Personal incomes fell much more than expected in October, the BEA said Wednesday. The 0.7%
Surprise! Jobless Claims Jump As Pandemic Rages Unabated
778,000 Americans filed for unemployment benefits last week, a five-week high and far more than
Manufacturing A Durable Recovery
Although Wednesday brought unwelcome news on the labor market, durable goods orders were resilient. The
Since 1988
Global markets meandered Wednesday, as traders and investors took a step back to ponder the
New Bitcoin Mania Has People Making No Sense Again
We’ve reached the point in the latest Bitcoin upswing that I’m obliged to mention the
Fairy Godmother
“Yellen will be in close contact with the Powell Fed to ensure that nearly all
‘A Sacred Number’: A Despondent Trump Holds Bizarre Press Conference To Honor Dow 30,000
The Dow topped 30,000 on Tuesday, and while it’s always impossible to definitively ascribe causation,
Nomura’s McElligott On Yellen As Treasury Secretary, Year-End Outlook
For the better part of two months, Nomura’s Charlie McElligott has been keen to press
Rebalancing May See $300 Billion Out Of Stocks By Year-End: JPMorgan
It’s time to have the rebalancing discussion again. Or at least if you’re a JPMorgan
‘Quite Literally At A Price’: Inflation Comes Roaring To Life In US PMIs
While you can expect high frequency indicators to start reflecting the various lockdown protocols instituted
Morgan’s Mike Wilson: ‘I’m A Steadfast Bull’
Morgan Stanley’s Mike Wilson, known to some as the man who predicted the Q4 2018
Europe Heads For Double-Dip Downturn As Western World Succumbs
Surprise! The European economy looks poised to log another contraction, fresh off Q3’s rebound from
Who’s Looking Forward To ‘Normal’?
More encouraging vaccine headlines looked to bolster risk sentiment in the new week as the
Weary & Wary
Market participants headed into the holiday-shortened week weary of increasingly absurd political theatrics and wary
Reports Of 60/40’s Demise Were Greatly Exaggerated (Laphroaig Bottle)
Predicting the demise of 60/40 has been a fool’s errand. To be sure, it’s not
Why Portfolio Managers And Executives Think Goldman’s 2021 S&P Forecast Is Too High
When Goldman asked domestic and international portfolio managers, hedge funds, sovereign wealth funds, and corporate
Stocks Are Really Enjoying Themselves In November
Pullbacks in equities will be “absorbed.” That’s what someone from JPMorgan Asset Management told Bloomberg
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