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Charts of the Week — July 28, 2010

Charts of the Week Topics Covered This Week Include: Bank Funding – The Next Issue For European Banks Gulf of Mexico Rigs Continue To Plummet Global Petroleum Inventories Case Shiller Update OER Opens A Window On A Societal Change Owners’ Equivalent Rent: An Update The Deficit Foreigners Purchase $910 Billion Of U.S. Assets In Past… Continue reading Untitled

Open Charts of the Week

Topics Covered This Week Include:

  • Bank Funding – The Next Issue For European Banks
  • Gulf of Mexico Rigs Continue To Plummet
  • Global Petroleum Inventories
  • Case Shiller Update
  • OER Opens A Window On A Societal Change
  • Owners’ Equivalent Rent: An Update
  • The Deficit
  • Foreigners Purchase $910 Billion Of U.S. Assets In Past Year
  • Short-Term Interest Rates: When Low Is Not Low Enough
  • Wheat Price Unlikely To Increase Relative Food Inflation
  • Net Inflation Expectations Peaked In Advance Of Gold’s Highs To-Date
  • Commodity Indices Offer Poor Inflation And Currency Protection
  • Commodity-Linked Equities Remain A Dollar, Not A Commodity Trade
  • U.S. Equities’ Negative Correlation With The Japanese Yen
  • S&P 100 Daily Range Trends Over Past Year
  • Goldman Sachs Still Seen At Risk
  • BP: Past The Risk Of Ruin?
  • Assessment Of August 10th FOMC Meeting
  • Partial Contribution of VIX To U.S. Equities Approaching Zero
  • Short-Term Forward Rates In U.S. & Japan
  • Cheaper Yen Not Sparking Carry Trades
  • Revisiting Month-End Duration Extensions For American Bonds
  • Gold Futures: Funds Are Liquidating Longs

Long Term Outlook

  • Long-Term Interest Rates Back To 1790