Gold, Gas And Guns
“It’s time for Europe to start thinking about winter gas supplies,” Russia’s Alexander Novak said,
“It’s time for Europe to start thinking about winter gas supplies,” Russia’s Alexander Novak said,
Who’s afraid of credit spreads? The Fed, historically. Speculation is rife that overzealous policymakers, terrified
If you ask Goldman, there’s something to Jerome Powell’s newfound affinity for the word “expeditiously”
The market narrative continued to revolve almost exclusively around the Fed on Tuesday, as traders
On a day when US market participants were apparently feeling decidedly less enthusiastic about the
“Powell’s hawkish comments ripple through markets,” one headline read, on Monday afternoon. This week was
Markets exhibited something like relative stability Monday, as investors looked ahead to a week that’ll
Traders and investors will hear from a long list of Fed speakers in the new
Over the years, I’ve created any number of simple, “burning Earth” collages for articles documenting
In this century’s iteration of the “Roarin’ 20s,” the word “Roarin” has a decidedly negative
Stagflation looms. That’s the zeitgeist across markets, and it’s visible pretty much everywhere you care
A few days ago, market participants were treated to a new version of an old
It’s not all bad news, believe it or not. Well, it really is. But we
News flow was comparatively sparse as equities looked to wrap up their best week since
The Fed put on what counted as a brave face this week, when the dot
The first paragraph of the Bank of England’s March policy statement wasn’t about interest rates.
The Kremlin on Thursday said reports of major progress in peace talks with Ukraine were
The Fed raised rates by 25bps and signaled seven hikes for 2022 following March’s policy
In the weeks since the West moved to seize Russia’s foreign currency reserves, (too) many
It won’t surprise you to learn that the conflict in eastern Europe was viewed as
I assume this is obvious by now, but just in case: You can’t divine much,
“We should just close this market,” Bloomberg TV’s David Ingles sighed, just before the start
Early last month, three weeks prior to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Goldman called liquidity the
Another volatile day on Wall Street found dazed investors reeling anew, as US equities oscillated
The Fed “has a lot of wood to chop if they’re serious about removing the
By now, it feels like a US recession is inevitable. The headwinds are gale-force, and
Hong Kong shares succumbed to outright panic on Monday amid a bevy of concerns ranging
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