Here Is The OECD’s Full Assessment Of The Threat From The Coronavirus
Including the “domino scenario”.
Including the “domino scenario”.
Welcome to the new week. Enjoy your stay.
“It’s such a shame.”
If you’re looking for a savior amid the chaos…
Welcome to a brave new world.
Stimulus efforts aren’t going to matter if people are confined to their homes or otherwise frightened of engaging in economic activities.
And now, back to your regularly scheduled, insane duration grab.
“…the observed jump in the headline index flatters the sector’s current trajectory”.
It’s dizzying, to say the least.
“…frustration gave way to incredulity and, eventually, incredulity surrendered to a kind of fatalism”.
“Investors want to be long US Treasurys”.
“Further corrections” may be in the offing.
Like it never happened – sort of.
And this was before the virus.
“Let’s all pray it does not come to pass.”
“King dollar” can be a real pain sometimes.
“Risk gets spooked”, a local consideration and a big-picture reminder.
…efforts to speculate on how far stocks might fall proved superfluous.
“Central Banks will be back to buying anything with a CUSIP”.
It is (past) time for a fiscal solution.
“China will have no qualms about getting even deeper into debt to stimulate their economy.”
The optics leave something to be desired.
A little trepidation.
Back to the future, as “slow-flation” trades are once again en vogue.
“The projected recovery for global growth remains uncertain”.
Fingers crossed on “her” being the chauffeur.
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