Fed Injects Nearly $200 Billion To Fend Off ‘Cash Crunch’ As US Stocks Halted Limit-Down
It was the second time this week that US equities have been halted after the cash open.
It was the second time this week that US equities have been halted after the cash open.
“Will you say, ‘Thank you, Mr. President,’ at least, huh?â€Â
Everybody panic.
There can be no resolution.
This is real. This is really happening.
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I’ve said it again and again since 2020, but I find myself compelled to reiterate
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Another week, another sizable inflow to money market funds. And another new AUM record. Money
You didn’t need to be a gifted tasseographer to read between the lines last week
The Fed could’ve done without a flare-up in the heretofore dormant regional banking crisis ahead
Chinese equities staged a rousing rally on Thursday attributed rather generically to “bottom-fishing.” As the
What a difference five weeks makes. The one-two-three punch of a conciliatory nod to the
Every quarter, once the verdict is in on earnings season, Goldman publishes an “S&P 500
“Duration simply has no friends until the US data rolls over,” Nomura’s Charlie McElligott said
The Lord giveth and the Lord taketh away. It was just a week ago when
I’ve been on at considerable length about the lack of an “all-in” capitulation moment for
Last week, SocGen’s Albert Edwards marveled at the ostensibly bizarre juxtaposition between falling debt costs
“Risk assets en fuego as Goldilocks schools us bears,” wrote BofA’s Michael Hartnett, in the
“Cash is seemingly burning a hole in the pocket of investors again,” Nomura’s Charlie McElligott
Sympathetic as I (pretty plainly) am to the bear case for an equity market trading
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