Real Vision managing editor Ed Harrison is joined by Tyler Neville to discuss how the recent market sell-off may have been a temporary equity volatility-driven…
The most competent will realise the impossibility of keeping it glued together and so they will exit first. The most noble will try to keep it going but they will burn out and drop away, leaving the incompetent to oversee the final collapse...
Starting in 2021, China will make “mammoth” purchases of crude, strategic materials, and farm goods. What does it really say if China is stocking up so much?
Another average auction although the lack of a tail was taken as positive by the market, and helped the 10Y yield dip from an unchanged, 0.70% by 1bp to 0.69%, a move which makes sense as stocks are taking on water.
"“We expect the ECB to push against euro strength today. It is still early to talk about risks of a currency war, but I would expect more push against further dollar weakness."
