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The World of Negative-Yielding Debt
June 25, 2021
An update of the world of negative-yielding debt
An update of the world of negative-yielding debt
A long-term look at real housing prices
A look at some interesting charts from our recent posts
Today's topics include trading ranges in the S&P 500, daily dose of crypto, return to the office struggle, EU vaccination rates, on money market funds, China's debt borrowers are in trouble, checking in on regulating big tech, projecting gains in India, following commodity traders, and the new space race
Today's topics include talkin' DeFi, something to watch in the repo market, the market's reaction to potential tapering, the Fed's catch-22, declining liquidity leads to more volatility, zombie companies, inflationary pressures, which major central bank will taper first?, the BIS takes aim at stablecoins again, declining birth rates, and the changing nature of how we travel
Jim Bianco: *BITCOIN DROPS BELOW $30,000 FOR FIRST TIME SINCE JANUARY This might have something to do with this … Twitter: *Walter Bloomberg @DeItaone USER REPORTS INDICATE BINANCE IS HAVING PROBLEMS – DOWNDETECTOR Tweet BINANCE is the world’s largest centralized crypto exchange. *MICROSTRATEGY EXTENDS DECLINE, FALLS AS MUCH AS 11% MSTR average price of BTC is $26k, now… Continue reading Bespoke Commentary from Bianco Research and Arbor Data Science – June 22nd, 2021
Today's topics include Powell's prepared testimony, the degree of tightening matters, Williams offers more dovish tone, challenging the dollar, the reflation trade, removing the base effect, learning from the WWII economy, globalization's role in inflation, timing an ECB hike, the delta variant, and average home sold In six days in May
Bankless Podcast Episode #70 – Facing the Frontier | Jim Bianco Bloomberg: Bitcoin Drops as Hashrate Declines With China Mining Crackdown Joanna Ossinger – Bitcoin dropped over the weekend amid a focus on Chinese mine closures and potential regulatory scrutiny. The largest cryptocurrency fell 5.5% to $34,142 as of 10:50 a.m. Sunday in New York,… Continue reading Bespoke Commentary from Bianco Research and Arbor Data Science – June 21st, 2021
We still believe the next big move in rates is higher. Inflation that is more than transitory has been our forecast for over a year now. We see no reason to change this.