Addiction Liability And The Roaring Twenties
For the better part of a dozen years after the financial crisis, central banks were
For the better part of a dozen years after the financial crisis, central banks were
US investors will pause this week in solemn remembrance of the generosity bestowed upon early
“China is the Alternative,” read the title of a somewhat dispiriting blog post published Friday morning in
A week ago, while documenting Xi Jinping’s muscular speech to open the 20th National Congress,
Chinese assets and, perhaps more aptly, the people who trade them, weren’t amused with Xi
It’s official. Xi Jinping is still “King of China,” as Donald Trump famously put it.
The rapidity (perhaps “ferocity” is more apt at this juncture) of Fed hikes has markets
A year ago last month, the Norges Bank became the first central bank to raise
The question is no longer “How long until something breaks?” Something broke this week. It
Russian equities weren’t amused with a second day of war escalations from the Kremlin. Local
Producer prices in Germany soared last month. To the extent “soared” can be an understatement, consider
Those calling for a quick return to 2% inflation in advanced economies are “naively optimistic.”
“If there is trust, trade works. If trust is gone, it doesn’t.” So said Zoltan
Like most countries in 2022, Turkey has an inflation problem. I should note, for those
“The Fed is in an incredibly uncomfortable position,” Nomura’s Charlie McElligott said Tuesday, amid a
On Friday, there was “a beacon on the Black Sea.” So said UN Secretary-General Antonio
A never-ending deluge of headlines touting the developed world’s worsening cost of living crisis belies
“Where’s my bear market rally gone?” BofA’s Michael Hartnett wondered, somewhat sarcastically. The bank’s semi-famous
“Saddam Hussein wasn’t an especially good guy.” That’s about all anyone who still defends America’s
“The problem of exporting grain from Ukraine does not exist,” Vladimir Putin said Friday, during
Europe stumbled towards a modified embargo on Russian oil Tuesday, after Brussels agreed to ban
In “Trial By Fire: Are Corporate Profits About To Plunge?” I made a casual observation
So far, 2022 hasn’t been the best year for humanity. Ukraine isn’t the world’s only
Peace talks in Istanbul yielded “no breakthrough,” the Kremlin said Wednesday. Lots of work remains
Most citizens in advanced economies aren’t accustomed to economic suffering. That’s a generalization, of course.
“Everything’s a meme stock!”, Nomura’s Charlie McElligott exclaimed, in a Thursday note. He was referring
Russia wants a “friendly, demilitarized Ukraine,” Sergei Lavrov said Thursday, after meeting with his Ukrainian
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