‘Panic,’ ‘Chaos’ Feared As India Bans Wheat Exports
The global macro outlook took another turn for the apocalyptic on Saturday, as the world
The global macro outlook took another turn for the apocalyptic on Saturday, as the world
Retail gas prices hit a record in the US on Tuesday, surpassing levels seen in
Risk sentiment was very poor to start another pivotal week. Trade data for April betrayed
Higher stock prices “would ease financial conditions and therefore be antithetical to the Fed’s goal,”
During the vicious, tech-led selloff that wiped away a fleeting, post-FOMC bounce in US equities,
The Bank of England celebrated 25 years of independence by hiking rates 25bps on Thursday.
There was no respite from Chinese economic gloom on Thursday, as Mainland markets came back
My raison d’être is documenting the intersection of geopolitics, macroeconomics and finance. That finds expression
One mainstream media outlet described the global mood as “sour” on Monday. I don’t particularly
The Fed will deliver the largest US rate hike in decades this week, as Jerome
The EU may be poised to unveil a ban on Russian crude. But it’ll be
On Friday, Elvira Nabiullina cut Russia’s key rate for the second time since an emergency
Amazon delivered disappointing revenue guidance after the bell Thursday, underscoring the notion that even the
So far, 2022 is a macro tragicomedy. I’ve long suspected my penchant for describing various
The US economy contracted at a 1.4% annualized rate during the first three months of
This rhymes with our present-day financial aristocracy arguing over which First Cru French Chablis is
The physical impact of Russia’s move to halt gas flows to Poland and Bulgaria is
It’d be difficult to imagine a more inauspicious mix of headlines than those investors confronted
The threat of never-ending, rolling lockdowns in the world’s second largest economy is a fixture
Ostensibly, markets “dodged a bullet” Sunday, when Emmanuel Macron vanquished Marine Le Pen at the
Christine Lagarde politely (or perhaps no-so-politely) asked her colleagues at the ECB to wait a
On at least two occasions since the onset of hostilities in eastern Europe, I suggested
One constant in an ever-changing market narrative is the notion that equities are one of,
Some of the acute imbalances that drove inflation in developed economies to generational highs may
After the bell on Tuesday, markets witnessed what may be remembered as the first of
Roll out the burning Earth collages. A day after the World Bank slashed its outlook
Markets felt tentative and vacant Monday, as traders eyed a sparse docket in the US,
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