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Newsclips Updating the Market’s Signal to Central Banks As we noted above, short rates continue to send a signal that central banks are behind the curve. Even though the following short rates have pulled back more than those above, we still see...
Topics Include: – Housing Affordability – The Fed’s Footprint as the Taper Nears – DeFi Total Value Locked Back at All-Time Highs – Measuring Regulatory Activity in 2021 – The Fed’s Repo Facility Continues to Attract...
In today’s installment of Talking Data, Jim and Ben discuss whether inflation is becoming persistent, what happens if economic growth moderates, and how the Fed and market might react.
The heat has been on stablecoins to be more transparent in their attestation of reserves. Tether and USDC have accepted the challenge.
The CFA Society of San Antonio recently held a webinar with Jim Bianco.
At some point, the economy will have to restart and people will return to work, but many questions remain. What will a restart look like? What kind of economic life will we return to? The economy needs to regain nearly 100% of its pre-virus activity...
It is difficult to find a superlative to describe what the Fed announced this morning. At first blush, it looks like they are nationalizing financial markets, except for equities and high yield.
Central banks fired all their weapons to stop markets from declining, but U.S. stock futures are locked limit down as we write. The central bank "put" no longer works. If risk markets make new lows, regulators and government officials may have no...
Friday, the 13th, between 7:45AM ET and 9:00AM ET the Fed will offer the massive sum of $1.175 trillion in liquidity (repo) in an attempt to help dysfunctional financial markets. If it works, and liquidity returns, financial markets should resemble...
S&P futures opened 60 points lower (1.9%), but have reversed to positive on the day. The market has priced in a 50 bps cut for tomorrow morning.
Official statistics show that the coronavirus growth rate peaked a few days ago. Many hope this is a sign that the worst of the coronavirus is behind us. But more evidence is emerging that these statistics are not the measures of the virus growth,...