Meanwhile, In China: “Relentless, All-Round” FX Shenanigans
Epic tug-of-war emerges as PBoC battles traders…
Epic tug-of-war emerges as PBoC battles traders…
“Members of Congress should not sit back and hope that Mueller’s investigation will proceed free from interference, especially given statements by the president and his supporters indicating an interest in derailing Mueller.”
“Trump has turned out to be far, far worse than I imagined. He has instituted policies so right wing they make Ronald Reagan, for whom I worked, look like a liberal Democrat.”
It’s Russell reshuffle day, which means equities will likely be jarred out of any summer
“And as for the claim that no investigation exists at all — unless the President’s lawyer can read minds, he really would have no way of knowing. The rest, as they say, is mere speculation.”
“Call me old fashioned but I think the WH should have the backbone to answer questions on camera.”
I imagine it’s just a matter of time before Donald Trump tweets that he’s “the most persecuted man since Jesus.”
“What makes this new ‘efficiency’ almost surreal is that in many ways this year’s market moves are harder to interpret than many past years.”
And so, with Rod Rosenstein having allegedly told the DoJ’s No. 3 that he may need to follow in Jeff Sessions’ footsteps by recusing himself from the Trump-Russia probe, the question is this: “just who is the DoJ’s No. 3”?
“Rosenstein, who authored an extensive and publicly-released memorandum recommending Comey’s firing, raised the possibility of his recusal during a recent meeting with Associate Attorney General Rachel Brand, the Justice Department’s new third-in-command, according to sources.”
“Americans should exercise caution before accepting as true any stories attributed to anonymous ‘officials,’ particularly when they do not identify the country — let alone the branch or agency of government — with which the alleged sources supposedly are affiliated.”
Today is all about tomorrow…
“Despite this sparseness, or maybe I should say because of it, it is the most shocking single document compiled about the official conduct of the public duties of any President since the release of the Watergate tapes.”
“We are friends, we’ve been friends for a long time now, haven’t we? Our relationship is extremely good, we have some very serious discussions right now going on, and one of the things that we will discuss is the purchase of lots of beautiful military equipment, because nobody makes it like the United States.”
“Dear President Trump”…
“If this pattern continues, Mr. Trump may find himself running an Administration with no one but his family and the Breitbart staff. People of talent and integrity won’t work for a boss who undermines them in public without thinking about the consequences.”
“We want you to win and do not want to create a bunch of boring rules.” But there’s a bonus if you shout “Infowars.com”
Ok, so the overnight fireworks were largely confined to early Asian trading. As noted last
Surprise!… Donald Trump is already trying to impede former FBI Director Robert Mueller’s efforts to investigate
“The outperformance has only been greater in 6% of the sessions in two years.”
“I see your ‘you better hope there are no tapes’ tweet and I’ll raise you one ‘you better hope there are no memos’ leak to the NY Times.”
“If President Donald Trump thinks he can fire his way out of the FBI’s investigation into his campaign’s ties to Russia, he is sorely mistaken — and attempting to do so makes him look weak and fearful, undermines the rule of law, and diminishes what little prospects there were for bipartisan legislation.”
“If by chance we need to apprehend someone with abnormally small, mouse-sized hands, we will be ready,†he said.
TRUMP REMOVES FBI DIRECTOR JAMES COMEY: WHITE HOUSE
“So what would it take to upset this perfect equilibrium? Something the market is not expecting, something completely out of left field, an unknown unknown”…
“The substantial move lower today was predominantly driven by ‘micro’ and technical factors, in our view, though it was set against a backdrop of broader macroeconomic concerns.”
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