‘Pure Blackmail’: Russia Escalates Energy War
The energy wars were above the fold again on Wednesday. Not that they ever retreated
The energy wars were above the fold again on Wednesday. Not that they ever retreated
“The latest inflation figures… confirm the necessity of a gradual but resolute monetary normalization,” Francois
Optimists claimed a small victory in the tug of war for control of the macro
This rhymes with our present-day financial aristocracy arguing over which First Cru French Chablis is
Fears of a Shanghai-esque lockdown in Beijing undercut already fragile risk sentiment Monday, sending global
Ostensibly, markets “dodged a bullet” Sunday, when Emmanuel Macron vanquished Marine Le Pen at the
Bank of America turned in a decent set of quarterly results Monday, and said it
Markets felt tentative and vacant Monday, as traders eyed a sparse docket in the US,
“In one of them, a soldier apparently told another that they had just shot a
Russia was already the most sanctioned nation on the planet. As of Wednesday, it’ll extend
Headlines continued to paint a somewhat grim macro picture Tuesday. 2020 now seems like an
Earlier this week, shares of Toll Brothers fell sharply amid a broad decline in homebuilders
A few days ago, one regular reader ventured a quip about my (admittedly repetitive) characterization
A gauge of US consumer confidence improved in March despite — and I don’t know
The Fed knows who to blame for the highest US inflation in a generation. Spoiler
In this century’s iteration of the “Roarin’ 20s,” the word “Roarin” has a decidedly negative
At the town’s entrance, drivers are greeted by what looks like a béton-brut installation in place
Vladimir Putin has an idea. A week after making the transfer of hard currency illegal by
Just hours after Germany dropped its opposition to barring Russia from SWIFT, the West unveiled
Take it with a grain of salt. US consumer confidence held up reasonably well in
In an inauspicious development, Vladimir Putin on Monday recognized separatists in Ukraine. “I consider it
The Kremlin on Monday said there are “no concrete plans” for a summit between Vladimir
“Our credibility is on the line here,” an unapologetic Jim Bullard said Monday, reiterating concerns
An image of “traffic at a street junction in Berlin” sat atop one outlet’s summary
It could’ve been worse. That was one way to look at the latest read on
Risk sentiment remained fragile Monday, as European shares warily eyed developments in Ukraine, where both
Constructive views remained constructive Monday and those known for occasionally adopting a cautious cadence did
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