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NY Attorney General Launches Crack Down On Exxon Over Global Warming Denial
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 11/05/2015 18:12 -0500- Australia
- Barack Obama
- Carbon Emissions
- China
- Cohen
- Exxon
- Free Money
- Global Warming
- goldman sachs
- Goldman Sachs
- Hank Paulson
- Hank Paulson
- India
- Mark Patterson
- Natural Gas
- Neel Kashkari
- New York State
- New York Times
- None
- Obama Administration
- President Obama
- Reality
- Ukraine
- Washington D.C.
- White House
It is now open season on "climate change deniers" everywhere.
Frontrunning: November 5
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 11/05/2015 07:38 -0500- BOE Stays Cautious on Rate-Hike Timing as Inflation Outlook Cut (BBG)
- China Enters Bull Market (WSJ)
- Britain says Islamic State likely brought down Russian plane (Reuters)
- Dollar jumps as markets fix on December rate expectations (Reuters)
- Activist Investor Bill Ackman Plays Defense (WSJ)
- BOJ Survey Data Reveals Signs of Growing Inequality in Japan (BBG)
- UAW Warns of General Motors Strike If Workers Fail to Approve Contract (WSJ)
S&P Futures Spike Back Over 2100 On Central Banks, Yen Carry Levitation, China Bull Market
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 11/05/2015 06:57 -0500- Australia
- Bank of England
- Bitcoin
- BOE
- Boeing
- Bond
- Central Banks
- China
- Continuing Claims
- Copper
- Crude
- Crude Oil
- Equity Markets
- European Union
- Eurozone
- France
- Germany
- Gross Domestic Product
- High Yield
- India
- Initial Jobless Claims
- Italy
- Jana Partners
- Japan
- Jim Reid
- Kraft
- Monetary Policy
- Natural Gas
- Nikkei
- Reuters
- SocGen
- Testimony
- Time Warner
- Trade Deficit
- William Dudley
- Yen
- Yuan
For those eager to cut to the chase and curious if overnight we have had another standard USDJPY ramp levitating US equity futures on low volume, the answer is yes. And since the USDJPY carry was patient enough, it managed to trigger the 2100 ES stops and as of this moment the futures were comfortably on the politically-correct side of 2100.
There Are Now 293 Ounces Of Paper Gold For Every Ounce Of Physical As Comex Registered Gold Hits New Low
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 11/04/2015 19:42 -0500As of today, the gold "coverage" ratio, or the amount of paper claims for every ounce of physical, has just hit a new all time high of 293 ounces of paper per ounce of registered physical.
It's Just Not Saudi Arabia's Year: First Oil Prices, Now This...
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 11/04/2015 13:50 -0500When Saudi Arabia moved to Plaxico themselves last November by killing the petrodollar in an effort to bankrupt the US shale space and tighten the screws on Moscow, Riyadh set in motion a series of events that culminted in a 20% fiscal deficit and, most recently, an S&P downgrade. Now, the kingdom is not only running out of money, but water and food as well.
Global Rally Continues After PBOC "Unintentionally" Sparks Market Surge With Stale News, Largest 2015 IPO Prices
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 11/04/2015 06:59 -0500- Bank of England
- BOE
- Bond
- Brazil
- Central Banks
- China
- Copper
- Crude
- Crude Oil
- default
- Equity Markets
- Eurozone
- Fed Fund Futures
- Financial Regulation
- fixed
- France
- Germany
- Glencore
- Gold Spot
- headlines
- Hong Kong
- India
- Italy
- Janet Yellen
- Japan
- Jim Reid
- Markit
- Monetary Policy
- NHTSA
- Nikkei
- Non-manufacturing ISM
- Ohio
- Porsche
- Quantitative Easing
- RANSquawk
- recovery
- Shenzhen
- Standard Chartered
- Time Warner
- Trade Balance
- Volkswagen
- Yen
- Yuan
The most entertaining overnight story has to do with the latest farcical development in the Chinese "market" when just after open, it was reported that PBOC Governor Zhou said a trading link with Shenzhen will start this year which promptly sent all Chinese brokerages soaring, and the Shanghai Composite jumped over 3%. And then, out of the blue, the PBOC said the undated comments were actually as of May. As Bloomberg put it, "China’s central bank unintentionally sparked a surge in the nation’s stock market by publishing five-month-old comments from governor Zhou Xiaochuan that said a link between exchanges in Shenzhen and Hong Kong would start in 2015."
Futures Flat Despite More Weakness Among European Banks, Volkswagen; Another Apple Supplier Warning
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 11/03/2015 06:56 -0500- AIG
- Apple
- Aussie
- Bank of New York
- Bitcoin
- BOE
- Bond
- China
- Citigroup
- Consumer lending
- Copper
- Credit Suisse
- Crude
- Crude Oil
- Equity Markets
- headlines
- HFT
- India
- Italy
- Japan
- Jim Cramer
- Jim Reid
- Loan Officer Survey
- Market Crash
- Monetary Policy
- Morgan Stanley
- NASDAQ
- Nasdaq 100
- Natural Gas
- OPEC
- Porsche
- ratings
- Real estate
- Reality
- recovery
- Reuters
- Standard Chartered
- State Street
- Testimony
- Volkswagen
- Wells Fargo
So far today's trading session has been a repeat of what happened overnight on Monday, when following a weak start on even more weak Chinese data, US equities soared on the first trading day of the month continuing their blistering surge since that dreadful September payrolls report, which as we showed was mostly catalyzed by a near record bout of short's being squeezed and covering, which accelerated just as the S&P broke the 2100 level.
What The Oil And Gas Industry Is Not Telling Investors
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 11/02/2015 18:55 -0500There are very real threats to the business models of oil companies, threats that need to be explained to investors, according to a new report by Carbon Tracker. Right now, those threats are not being taken seriously.
Gold Selling “Malevolent Force”? – Dennis Gartman
Submitted by GoldCore on 11/02/2015 09:22 -0500Dennis Gartman, author of the institutionally well followed ‘The Gartman Letter,’ has asked questions about gold’s peculiar price action last week and raised the question as to whether there was official central bank manipulation of gold prices.
Mario Draghi Admits Global QE Has Failed: "The Slowdown Is Probably Not Temporary"
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 10/31/2015 19:25 -0500"The conditions in the economies of the rest of the world have undoubtedly proved weaker compared with a few months ago, in particular in the emerging economies. Global growth forecasts have been revised downwards. This slowdown is probably not temporary."
Offshoring The Economy: Why The US Is On The Road To The Third World
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 10/30/2015 20:05 -0500On January 6, 2004, Senator Charles Schumer and I challenged the erroneous idea that jobs offshoring was free trade in a New York Times op-ed. Our article so astounded economists that within a few days Schumer and I were summoned to a Brookings Institution conference in Washington, DC, to explain our heresy. In the nationally televised conference, I declared that the consequence of jobs offshoring would be that the US would be a Third World country in 20 years. That was 11 years ago, and the US is on course to descend to Third World status before the remaining 9 years of my prediction have expired. The evidence is everywhere.
Gold Up 3% In October and Enters “Seasonal Sweet Spot”
Submitted by GoldCore on 10/30/2015 09:09 -0500Gold is up 3.1% in October and had even larger gains in other currencies. Entering gold’s “seasonal sweet spot” in November, December, January and February.
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US Threatens UK With Trade Barriers If It Leaves The European Union
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 10/29/2015 16:03 -0500According to the Guardian, the US trade representative, Michael Froman, in the first public comments from a senior US official on the matter, said that "the United States is not keen on pursuing a separate free trade deal with Britain if it leaves the European Union."
The 6 Reasons China and Russia Are Catching Up to the U.S. Military
Submitted by George Washington on 10/28/2015 18:08 -0500As An American, I'm FURIOUS that We've Squandered Our Strengths and Resources ...
“Ignore The Noise” & Focus On The Fact That Central Banks “Remain Extremely Accommodative”
Submitted by GoldCore on 10/28/2015 08:20 -0500Gold will also be vulnerable towards the end of an interest rate tightening cycle as was the case in January 1980. Today, central banks including the Fed are having difficulty raising interest rates in even a small nominal way.




