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Frontrunning: December 23

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  • Fed’s Once-Secret Data Released to Public (Bloomberg) - full excel spreadsheet link
  • Call for QE to stave off euro deflation (FT)
  • King Says Crisis Threatens Europe’s Economy as Stability Outlook Worsens (Bloomberg)
  • Russia’s Medvedev calls for reforms, but protesters not satisfied (WaPo)
  • EU's carbon tax meets turbulence (China Daily)
  • IMF May Delay Boosting China’s Role as Members Fail to Back Quota Changes (Bloomberg)
  • China's 2012 social housing target at 7 million (Reuters)
  • Bini Smaghi Says ECB Should Use QE If Deflation Risk Arises (Bloomberg)
  • Italy to Kick the Cash Habit as Monti Cracks Down (Bloomberg)
  • U.S. House Speaker Boehner Signs On to Tax Deal (Bloomberg)

European economic data:

  • Russia Overnight Deposit Rate 4.00% - higher than expected. Consensus 3.75%. Previous 3.75%.
  • Russia Refinancing Rate 8.00% - lower than expected. Consensus 8.25%. Previous 8.25%.
  • France Producer Prices 0.4% m/m 5.6% y/y – higher than expected. Consensus 0.0% m/m 5.2% y/y. Previous 0.5% m/m 5.8% y/y.
  • Hungary Trade Balance EUR 490.3M. Previous EUR 497.4M.
  • Spain Producer Prices 0.2% m/m 6.3% y/y. Previous 0.0% m/m 6.5% y/y.
  • Italy Consumer Confidence 91.6 – lower than expected. Consensus 95.3. Previous 96.5. Revised 96.1.
 

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Fri, 12/23/2011 - 09:54 | 2006829 YesWeKahn
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"Fed’s Once-Secret Data Released to Public (Bloomberg) "

 

BAC borrowed 500% of its marketcap on 3/17/2009

Fri, 12/23/2011 - 09:56 | 2006839 YesWeKahn
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LEH borrowed 38 billion from the FED. Where did the money go?

Fri, 12/23/2011 - 10:11 | 2006882 docj
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U.S. House Speaker Boehner Signs On to Tax Deal

Amateur hour. It's amazing how people who are supposed to do "politics" for a living, and manage somehow to rise to the "national" level of such things (allegedly the Major Leagues), can be so bad at it. So I'm forced to conclude they're being paid to play their part in the Bread and Circus charade until someone can prove to me otherwise.

Sat, 12/24/2011 - 00:43 | 2008832 ThrivingAdmistC...
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That's pretty much what it is.  The entire government has been co-opted by corporate lobbies as it is.  Eventually the entire global economic system will be run for the benefit of internal corporations.

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