Shock And Awe: Fed Cuts Rates To Zero, Announces $700 Billion In QE, Enhances Swap Lines
Now this a “whatever it takes” moment.
Now this a “whatever it takes” moment.
“I haven’t made any decisions on that”.
Lagarde is credible. It’s just not clear whether she’s credible as a central banker. We’re about to find out.
We’re asking silly, rhetorical questions now.
“We certainly hope that these latest measures are enough”.
Things didn’t go according to plan.
“The mighty Chinese juggernaut has been humbled this week, apparently by a species-hopping bat virus.”
“We have 200 people to keep alive.”
“Let’s all pray it does not come to pass.”
“Central Banks will be back to buying anything with a CUSIP”.
Xi, meanwhile, has a public relations problem on his hands.
It is (past) time for a fiscal solution.
A little trepidation.
“Poloz can’t lecture us about household debt when his interest rate policies helped fuel the Canadian consumer debt orgy”.
“The Islamic Republic of Iran deeply regrets this”.
Abedzadeh insists it’s “not possible”.
The supply shortage is making a comeback.
“Let’s see what happens”.
“Instead of fawning all over his market calls, let me highlight where I think he is mistaken”.
It’s “almost comical”.
“Whenever a novice trader asks me where to start learning, the first thing I tell them is to get a Twitter account”.
Now if only markets cared about this…
“You might even call some of it helpful”.
“For the first time in history, there is an American president who is openly against a united Europe”.
Some feedback on the great BBB apocalypse debate and more.
Risk aversion runs rampant as Hong Kong bill hits sentiment.
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