Will Somebody Please Tell Trump That Attacking Sexual Assault Survivors On Twitter Is A Bad Idea? Thanks.
The biggest question mark going into next week may not even be whether and when Ford testifies and under what conditions…
The biggest question mark going into next week may not even be whether and when Ford testifies and under what conditions…
“[I hope]Â normalization of rates comes before the next downturn.”
“We’ll use the same set of principles that has driven Amazon. Most important among those will be genuine, intense customer obsession. The child will be the customer.”
“And in the case of the US, low rates seem to assume unending demand for US Treasuries given the US dollar’s role as the global reserve currency.”
There’s trouble in paradise, and by “paradise”, I mean Russia.
“If the ECB covers you, markets can’t speculate because they don’t make money.”
“We will resist the bond yield spread, speculation, credit downgrades and attacks.”
But don’t hold your breath for regime change.
The President doth protest too much, methinks.
If what you’re asking is whether China is going to help isolate Tehran, the answer is “no”.
“If Democrats get control of the House, do you think they’re going to treat President Trump fairly?”
“Rationality is a wonderful thing. However”…
The fallout continues and sovereign debt is back on the table.
“The mother of all – somethings.”
Blame lower volatility and litigation costs.
Any good news is welcome even if there are a lot of caveats and fine print.
As usual, it’s everyday people who will suffer from this.
Apparently, “hardline” means “hardline”.
Jamie Dimon has a “strong, diversified franchise.”
To infinity and beyond.
If you’re in EGB steepeners, this probably isn’t great news.
Of populism, propaganda, Salvini and the Trump TIME cover.
“Covfefe” happens.
Take a second to skim this, as it’s pretty important, especially in light of recent events.
Some notable headlines on a day when markets have seemingly stabilized.
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