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Systemic Risk Among Deutsche Bank and Global Systemically Important Banks (Source: 2016 IMF Report — “The blue, purple and green nodes denote European, US and Asian banks, respectively. The thickness of the arrows capture total linkages (both inward and outward), and the arrow captures the direction of net spillover. The size of the nodes reflects asset size.”)
Bonds got massacred last week as the Fed signals faster and deeper tightening.
Politico reports The Left’s Excuses for Inflation Are Getting More Absurd.
'The extraordinary increase in the supply of capital has eliminated any perceived need for critically assessing business models and business plans, undermining the Golden Rule of venture capital: that those who have the gold set the rules.'
The Federal Reserve is talking about raising interest rates. Well, that's going to be a big problem for American consumers who are running up debt at a torrid pace. This is yet another reason why the Fed can't do what it's claiming it will do.Consumer debt jumped 11% year-on-year in November, according to the latest data released by the Federal Reserve. It was the biggest single-month jump in consumer debt in 20 years.
The Fed FOMC minutes came out last week, signaling tighter monetary policy. Peter Schiff talked about the minutes in his podcast, arguing that the Fed can't do what it says it's going to do. If it does, it will crash the markets and the economy. And it won't lower inflation.
“My long-term view on the dollar remains strongly bearish,” DoubleLine Capital founder Jeffrey Gundlach says in his company’s latest webcast
“My long-term view on the dollar remains strongly bearish,” DoubleLine Capital founder Jeffrey Gundlach says in his company’s latest webcast
Veteran investor Mark Mobius said the recent spike in U.S. Treasury yields has room to run as market participants are underpricing inflation risks.
Market sentiment for Bitcoin and crypto assets is turning sour following a week that witnessed losses of around $300 billion from the space.
Forget Rate Hikes. How the Fed Handles Its $9 Trillion in Assets Is What Really MattersJan 10, 2022 - 05:38:28 PST
If there is one takeaway from another muddled jobs report, it’s this, writes Lisa Beilfuss: The Federal Reserve is behind the curve and falling fast. Investors should brace for more aggressive tightening—and even welcome it.
The Federal Reserve has managed to do something that’s rarely seen in the U.S. these days: Get members of the Democratic and Republican parties to agree.
U.S. inflation probably hit the fastest in four decades, helping explain a shift in the Federal Reserve’s approach to monetary policy as well as more consumer anxiety about the economy.
Bond yields worldwide held near pre-pandemic highs as the Federal Reserve’s hawkish stance prompts investors to brace for faster withdrawal of monetary stimulus from other central banks across the globe.
Jerome Powell is set to be grilled on the Federal Reserve’s sharpest shift toward monetary tightening in decades at a hearing Tuesday on his nomination for another four years at the central bank’s helm.
The Fed's pivot from easing to tightening will be the most powerful economic force of 2022.
For those concerned that the decade-long super-easy monetary policy has created asset bubbles around the world, the first signs of trouble may be in the making for inflated markets.
The impact politics is having on investment has not been lost on Wall Street, where COVID-19 and monetary policy are currently the dominant themes. And with President Joe Biden stuck in a deepening political morass and Congressional midterms less than a year away, observers are warning U.S. democracy is in crisis — if not in tatters.
As Europe deals with the ongoing nasty side effects of its Green Energy Policy, U.S. Institutions are making the same mistake while they double-down their bets on highly inflated stocks, bonds, and real estate. A perfect example is CalSTRS CIO claiming that ExxonMobil...
WallStreetSilver & SRSrocco Report Interview: CPM Group Misleads About Falling Silver Ore Grades & Reserve Depletion?January 10, 2022
I talked with Jim and Ivan at WallStreetSilver on CPM Group’s misleading statements on the primary silver mining industry’s falling ore grades and resource depletion. It seems that the CPM Group believes the Silver Miners voluntarily decided to go to lower ore grades...