In this Real Vision Daily Briefing, managing editor, Ed Harrison, and senior editor, Ash Bennington, answer questions from Real Vision subscribers, about…
As the coronavirus impact eases, the Fed could fine-tune its balance sheet strategy to address financial market imbalances (even more carefully than before).
This allows Customs and Border Protection to ignore laws that require them to obtain a warrant before surveilling particular subjects. They simply purchase the data, instead of having to show probable cause that a crime has been committed.
They’ve perverted Murphy’s Law into a third version, a specific version. Fed’s Law is now this: monetary policy will never go wrong, so everything else will. As it has. And it is...
... “signs of exuberance" have ranged from incredibly high options speculation to investor positioning. Some of these indicators are now at levels only seen in 1999...
The difference is these anarchists get to express their unhappiness outside. Working class whites are ignored and the white middle class is threatened into remaining quiet...
The “Next Normal” will see the emergence of a political-economy using central-bankism to address domestic inequality and international inequality, and to use the private sector to deliver these state goals. Echoes of the past – and hopefully only echoes.
