Treasury Yields ‘Vulnerable To A Pullback,’ Goldman Says
“We think bond yields are vulnerable to a pullback.” So said Goldman’s Praveen Korapaty in
In Shutdown Threat, A Lifelong Hustle Continues
House Republicans, where that means Kevin McCarthy’s far-right flank, are angling for a government shutdown.
What If Bonds Don’t Rally In A Recession?
“Relentless” is probably too strong, so I’ll use “persistent” instead. Given the persistent rise in
Triple-Digit Oil Calls Suggest Floor Under Energy Stocks
Goldman’s clients are asking about oil prices, and particularly about the read-through of recent increases
Buckle Up: Higher For Longer = Hard Landing
I was skeptical of the so-called “Wile E. Coyote” moment narrative for the US economy. “Was,”
US Equity Funds Suffer Largest Outflow Of 2023
The Lord giveth and the Lord taketh away. It was just a week ago when
Bill Ackman’s Bombastic Bond Short
This is the part where I’m supposed to tell you US bond yields are destined
US Economy Is Cooling, PMIs Suggest. Will Bonds Care?
Preliminary PMI data for the US released on Friday offered few surprises, which was just
In Europe, More Stagflation
Activity data released on Friday offered scant evidence to suggest the European economy can avoid
Money Fund Assets Slip From Record With First Outflow Since August
Money market fund AUM retreated from record highs in the week to September 20, data
‘Simply Wait Until Something Goes Wrong’
On Thursday, in “Fade The Fed,” I suggested it might be time to… well, time
Fade The Fed?
“We continue to see five- to 10-year real and nominal rates as attractive, but markets
Is It Time For A Cascading, Mechanical Stock Selloff?
Is it time for a cascading stock selloff? Maybe. Thursday’s bear steepening in the US
Things Fall Apart
Is everything about to fall apart? Yes, surely. It’s just a matter of what you
Existing Home Sales Drop Again As Median Wooden Box Goes For $400,000
US existing home sales fell again in August, and prices were higher compared to the
Bank Of England ‘Surprises’ With Confused Hold
Consensus is lacking at the Bank of England. The BoE on Thursday kept rates on
The Primary Objective
Through trial and, hopefully, not too much error, the Fed will discover what degree of
Fed Leaves Door Open To Additional Hike. Signals Fewer 2024 Cuts
The Fed on Wednesday kept rates on hold but left the door open to one
Macro Shock Needed Amid ‘Aloof’ Vol, McElligott Says
You’ve heard it again and again. Or at least you have if you frequent these
‘Who’s Left’ To Buy Tech? The Case For A More Egalitarian Rally
“Read my lips: Equal-weighted over cap-weighted index.” So insisted BofA’s Savita Subramanian on Wednesday, while
A Word On Savita Subramanian’s New, Bullish S&P Target
Pretty much every week, someone writes in to ask about the alleged disparity between the
UK Is Winning Inflation Fight, ‘Plain And Simple’
“Bloody hell! It’s about time.” Or something. However you’d express exasperated gratitude for good news
Fed Should Look In The Mirror For R-Star Clues
If the Fed’s searching for clues about what drives shifts in the market’s perception of
Can Volodymyr Zelensky Keep Americans Interested In Ukraine?
Volodymyr Zelensky accused Russia of genocide (and a lot of other things) on Tuesday, during
The Road To Mutual Assured Economic Destruction
When taken together, Xi Jinping’s ill-conceived economic nationalism and Western efforts to de-risk supply chains
Germany’s Ongoing Lesson: You Can’t Depend On Dictators
Germany is learning the hard way: You can’t depend on authoritarian regimes and autocracies for
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