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Just more data manipulation and fabrication by the Biden administration.
Is the long awaited - and overdue - restart of the American nuclear age finally here?
"the People’s Bank of China should gradually increase the trading of treasury bonds in its open market operations".
The latest crude oil purchase that the Department of Energy made as part of refill plans for the strategic petroleum reserve cost an average of over $81 per barrel, exceeding the $79 ceiling set by the federal government.
"The bridge collapse threatens to disrupt aspects of the State of Maryland (Aaa stable) and City of Baltimore (Aa2 stable) economies."
S&P's best start to a year since 2019... as over four rate-cuts were wiped off the table...
What would China do with its flood of new production if the West won’t buy it?
The current rally in the dollar is soon likely to face resistance from rising real-yield differentials with the rest of the world, driven by global inflation that is falling faster than in the US.
All of these trends — flat output, rising central bank demand, hedging, protection against digital confiscation and simple momentum — will continue.
Below are the 36 rural hospitals that closed since 2020, beginning with the most recent.
"This is a really hard, messy problem... It's a bit like a really complex..."
...so much for Bidenomics.
"IBIT is the fastest growing ETF in the history of ETFs. Nothing has gained assets as fast as IBIT in the history of ETFs"
The price cut marks a $24,000 discount to the model's original MSRP.
It's ancient history by now, but moments ago the Biden Bureau of Economic Goalseeking Analysis reported that in its third estimate of Q4 GDP, the US was estimated to have grown by 3.4% (3.440% to be precise), above the 3.2% reported last month and above the 3.2% estimate.
Feels a little like the early stages of Weimar Germany, doesn't it
More bad news for CRE space.
Everyone thinks of inflation as being purely a financial phenomenon. However, it is much more than that. It is also a social phenomenon...
- European bourses hold a positive bias whilst Stateside futures are subdued ahead of a busy docket
- Dollar bid acting as a drag on G10 peers, Antipodeans lag
- Bonds are lower in a continuation of post-Waller price action
- Crude and XAU remains in the green despite the stronger Dollar as geopols remain in focus
- Looking ahead, Highlights include US GDP (F), IJC, UoM Inflation Expectations (F), Japanese Tokyo CPI & Unemployment Rate, Comments from ECB’s Knot, BoE’s Mann &