Sizable percentages of U.S. adults see major problems with voting in the coming elections, but these views vary: Republicans are more concerned about issues of voter fraud, and Democrats are more concerned about eligible voters being kept out of the voting process.
Instead, the CPD will shift its focus to the third presidential debate, set for Oct. 22 in Nashville at Belmont University. That debate will be divided into six 15-minute segments.
Bond giant DoubleLine has called digital currencies a "Pandora's Box" that will ignite an "inflationary conflagration" and it now appears that the entire world will be part of this effort.
If the current economic malaise and covid shutdowns continue for the next year, the hit to the CMBS market will be nothing short of biblical once cash reserve buffers are depleted in a few months and the scramble to offload properties begins in earnest.
Real Vision CEO Raoul Pal is joined by senior editor Ash Bennington to look back at market action and make sense of several secular trends. Raoul shares…
There is no way of effectively measuring inflation experienced by people if house prices are not included. Their exclusion has caused huge distortions in reported inflation, the economy, and in finance.
There is still quite a bit of flexibility on the asset-purchase side right now, and it allows us flexibility to also provide more accommodation if that’s necessary."
"The view in the market is that the way a Biden administration approaches [US-China relations] is probably going to be less confrontational and certainly using trade less as a tool or weapon against China."
"The lower level of uncertainty with regards to the U.S. election combined with the prospect of additional stimulus measures is probably behind the latest positive inflection in equity markets."
