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Dealers Stepping Away From Auctions
January 20, 2023
Prior to 2009, primary dealers typically bought 60%-70% of any given 10-year note auction. Now they are typically taking down closer to 18% of an auction.
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Comparing Inflation Rates Around the Globe
January 20, 2023
Between April 2021 and May 2022 U.S. inflation was the highest in the developed world thanks to massive stimulus. Thanks to the aggressive stance taken by the Federal Reserve, U.S. inflation is now falling faster than inflation in many other countries.
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Tesla’s Fall to Earth
January 20, 2023
At one point in time Tesla was worth more than all other auto companies combined. Their fall over the past fourteen months puts them closer to Toyota's market cap.
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Regulatory Activity in 2022
January 20, 2023
The number of pages in the Federal Register ticked slightly higher in 2022. With government being divided in 2023, it may prove difficult for legislators to push through a lot of new laws.
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Sizing up Central Banks’ Balance Sheets
January 20, 2023
Updating the changes in central banks' balance sheets
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Long-Term Crypto Holders Remain Committed
January 20, 2023
Drawdowns of 70%+ are not for the faint of heart, but a large percentage of crypto holders remain committed to bitcoin.
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A Long-Term Look at Wholesale Wheat Prices
January 20, 2023
A long-term look at wholesale wheat prices
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Weekly Research Recap
January 20, 2023
Some interesting charts from our recent posts
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On China’s Reopening
January 19, 2023
Things have changed in China. We don't yet know exactly how. But to assume the country will immediately return to 2019 norms and its economy will rebound immediately may prove overly optimistic.
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TIC Update – Some Perspective on Japan’s Treasury Holdings
January 19, 2023
Japan and China's holdings of Treasuries dropped materially over the past several months. A large part of this is simply a function of Treasuries' terrible returns. In the case of Japan, it may also be a sign of stress for the BoJ.
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Quick Comments/What We’re Reading
January 19, 2023
Today's topics include Jim discusses economic data & the Fed, beige book reveals weak growth expectations in 2023, all eyes on the BoJ, where are rates heading?, emerging markets show promise, no love for US stocks, bond sales at record levels, the Treasury's 'extraordinary measures', and bitcoin-gold ratio changes polarity