‘Quick Answers Must Be Found’ As Eurozone Investor Sentiment Plunges Amid Worsening German Factory Malaise
“There is no positive reaction to central banks”.
“There is no positive reaction to central banks”.
Hold your breath for fiscal stimulus.
“My plan imposes a 14.8% Social Security contribution requirement on individual wages above $250,000”.
“The USA should always be paying the the lowest rate”.
“From a secular perspective, the only catalyst I can see on the horizon”…
“Gamma gravity” time.
“ZERO INTEREST PLUS!”
“Based on Deutsche Bank’s current knowledge and the results of the extensive searches”…
Maybe he’ll teach us how to ice fish.
“The German government is getting paid to spend and yet they refuse to spend”.
“[The] onus is on the Fed, ECB and PBoC to restore animal spirits”.
What’s the real rationale behind a potential “shock” cut?
“As President, I won’t hand America’s leverage to big corporations to use for their own narrow purposes”.
The wait is almost over.
Parsing central bank communications is more art than science. Or at least it was until now.
There are lots of matches just waiting to be struck.ÂÂ
“If it were up to Neel Kashkari”…
Where’s the bottom for yields?
This should be seen for precisely what it is…
Is this dovish enough for you?
If last week was painfully tedious at best and outright boring at worst, this week promises to break the monotony.
Remember how the world was “starting to respect America again”?
“…the reality which they experience is never fully complete, not because a large part of it eludes them, but because the entire configuration contains a ‘blind spot’.”
Blame non-existent nukes and the previous administration.
The bar was set pretty high – or pretty low…
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