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Now vs. Then – Breaking Down Sovereign Debt Ranges
April 11, 2018
In February we broke down global sovereign debt into interest rate buckets. That prompted inquiries about how the same chart looked when rates were at their lows.
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The Macro World Of Options Trading
April 11, 2018
Macro products make up roughly 77% of the CBOE's volume.
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Commodity Returns Reaffirm Slowing Global Growth
April 11, 2018
An update of our world GDP estimate as explained by commodities
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Nobody Trades JGBs Anymore
April 11, 2018
As the Japanese government drove JGB rates to zero, volume all but disappeared.
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Midterm Election Update
April 11, 2018
An update of the political landscape as the midterm elections draw closer
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S&P 500 Dividend Yields vs. U.S. Treasury Yields
April 11, 2018
The U.S. two-year note remains above S&P 500 dividend yields.
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Stock Total Returns Since the Election
April 11, 2018
Stock total returns since the 2016 election
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Bond Total Returns Since The Election
April 11, 2018
A look at fixed income total returns since the election
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Commodity Total Returns Since the Election
April 11, 2018
Commodity total returns since the election
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Long-Term Outlook: Crude Oil Since 1859
April 11, 2018
A long-term look at crude oil prices and U.S. field production
Newsclips
U.S. Treasury Investors’ Patience is Wearing Thin
April 11, 2018
Another day, another survey extremely optimistic inflation and wages will rise in the near-term. Unfortunately, these very surveys detached from reality in the mid-1990s. U.S. 10-year note yields have chased these expectations higher, but bond investors are now in 'wait and see' mode. Inflation failing to rise will likely keep a cap on yields, meaning do not expect 10-years to break the much-discussed 3.0%.
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Soybean Exports Might Boost Brazil at a Critical Time
April 11, 2018
Chinese tariffs on U.S. soybeans have put Brazilian exports in focus. Logistical constraints will limit the near-term upside, but the boost comes at a welcome time for emerging markets.