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GDPNow Falls In Line With The Consensus
February 28, 2018
With roughly a month of economic releases to rely on, the Atlanta Fed is now projecting 2.6% GDP growth for Q1 2018.
With roughly a month of economic releases to rely on, the Atlanta Fed is now projecting 2.6% GDP growth for Q1 2018.
Jerome Powell discusses rate hikes in light of his economic outlook.
As Amazon looks for the most attractive incentives in choosing a city for HQ2, other major companies are starting to take notice. In the end, all those Amazon jobs might come at too high a price tag.
Shark Tank hosts probably regret passing on this deal.
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Investors are shifting assets away from U.S. high yield and toward U.S. value equities and short-term U.S. Treasuries. The threat of a sizable drawdown by U.S. high yield appears quite low. However jitters are bubbling to the surface with a rising correlation between high yield OAS and the U.S. yield curve.
Higher yields and wider spreads may be appealing enough for some credit market investors to begin extending duration.
On a total return basis, stocks' streak of 15 consecutive months without a loss is at risk.
CTAs remain long roughly one billion barrels of crude oil.
Jim Bianco discusses his recent post titled "More On Marxism And High Yield."
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