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How a Nickel Becomes a Dime
March 11, 2022
Given the massive short squeeze in the nickel market earlier this week, the metal value in a U.S. nickel is currently near its highest on record and almost worth double its fiat value.
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A Setback for the Russian Oligarchy
March 11, 2022
Russia's wealthiest individuals have lost a considerable sum of money as a result of sanctions placed on Russia.
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Using Bitcoin on Ethereum’s Blockchain
March 11, 2022
By "wrapping" bitcoin, BTC holders are able to tap into the many use cases offered on Ethereum's smartchain.
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COVID Is a Problem in Asia
March 11, 2022
Asia has seen a spike in COVID infections. While the health consequences are not as dire as in the past, this has still led to a degree of absenteeism in areas that are often considered the beginning of the supply chain.
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Implied Odds of Fed Hikes
March 11, 2022
The market currently expects seven hikes by the end of 2022, with 100 basis points worth of hikes expected in the next three meetings.
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An Update on Negative-Yielding Debt
March 11, 2022
An update of the world of negative-yielding debt
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A Long-Term Look at Real S&P 500 Returns
March 11, 2022
A long-term look at real stock returns
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Weekly Research Roundup
March 11, 2022
Some interesting charts from our recent posts
Media & Communications
Bespoke Commentary from Bianco Research & Arbor Data Science – March 10th, 2022
March 10, 2022
Jim Bianco: MoM Core was up 0.5%, dead on estimates YoY Core 6.4%, also dead on estimates, up from 6.0% last month Keep in mind … YoY CPI Jan 2021 = 1.4% Feb 2022 = 7.9% The Russia/Ukraine war started Feb 24. 100% of politicians up for reelection in the majority party will insist the… Continue reading Bespoke Commentary from Bianco Research & Arbor Data Science – March 10th, 2022
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Inflation Watch – CPI’s Highest Annual Growth Since January 1982
March 10, 2022
CPI jumped 7.9% year-over-year, marking its highest annual growth since January 1982. Many expect this to continue to rise in March given the spike in energy costs, but housing costs remain the key metric to watch. Their continued rise will remain a much more stable contributor to headline inflation over the long run.
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Quick Comments/What We’re Reading
March 10, 2022
Today's topics include avoiding 1970s saga, the case for no hike, on nickel market chaos, a long-term perspective on inflation, Russia still has energy buyers, ECB ending purchases quicker than anticipated, a Russian default means billions in losses, rents still on the rise, and another (hedge fund) bites the dust