As PBoC Warns Of ‘Market Chaos’, Here’s What’s Next For Chinese Monetary Policy
This is one incredible juggling act.
This is one incredible juggling act.
“And the farmers are happy”…
By that time, nobody could hear him…
“With a sense of urgency”…
This isn’t likely to please Donald Trump.
So much for the summer “lull”.
“A provocation”.
“Things are going along very well with China”.
Still not the base case, but if China decides to buy Iranian oil, all bets are off.
The algos do not appreciate that kind of thing, Mr. President.
Maybe “crash” is a bit hyperbolic, but “plunge” is entirely fair.Â
Interpretation was rendered difficult by the Fed’s muddled message and the president’s latest tariff threat.
What’s not to “like”?
“We’d save a lot of money”.
With the world – and Donald Trump – watching…
There’s little here to suggest the malaise is likely to clear.
“They should probably wait out our Election to see if we get one of the Democrat stiffs like Sleepy Joe”.
“As President, I won’t hand America’s leverage to big corporations to use for their own narrow purposes”.
Curb your enthusiasm.
The wait is almost over.
The sheer amount of ground Trump covered on Friday is astonishing.
“Proud Warriors!”, “CHEATERS” and other shenanigans.
“…counting the impacts of the QE-unwind since 2014, the degree of tightening has been severe”.
The bottom line is the same as it was last month
“Escalating trade tensions, the possibility of a protracted risk-off episode that exposes financial vulnerabilities and geopolitical tensions”.
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