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Monthly Archives: July 2017
COTD: China’s Financial System
. China’s financial system consists of six major entities: The People’s Bank of China, governments, commercial banks, financial institutions, enterprises, and individuals. The People’s Bank of China is a national bank, invested by the government. Though the People’s Bank of … Continue reading
How Brazil’s Once Mighty “Lula” Has Fallen
There doesn’t seem a day that goes by without a political scandal in some emerging market rocking the tape. Check that. Add also developed markets. Brazil, Pakistan, Mozambique, and, yes, even the United States. But today’s nine and half year … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Uncategorized
Tagged Brazil, Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, Politics
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Crude Oil Gets C- On Today’s Test
We were looking for better price action in crude oil after this morning’s EIA release, which did confirm last night’s API monster draws in inventories and showed that Cushing inventories at their lowest levels since Nov 2015. But U.S. … Continue reading
Guest Post: Random Acts of Kindness
Here’s a very moving piece and a nice time out from the random acts of the market. . Posted by a beloved college girl very close to us. . The In Her Honor Project I was best friends with Takeimi … Continue reading
TOTD: Today’s Rare Market Feat
This would be the 4th time in 20 years that stocks, bonds and gold all up by > 0.25% on the Fed Chair’s semi-annual testimony. – Sentimen Trader (TOTD = Table of the Day)
Posted in Bonds, Equities, Gold, Uncategorized
Tagged bonds, Equities, Gold, Janet Yellen, Stocks
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Crude Faces Key Test Today
After a monster draw on inventories in the API data released last night, crude oil faces a key test on the EIA inventory release today. If EIA confirms API and the oil price can’t hold its gains, trouble in … Continue reading
Posted in Crude Oil, Uncategorized
Tagged API, Commitment of Traders, Crude Oil, EIA
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Political Scandal Makes Pakistan EM Odd Man Out
The political scandal rocking Pakistan, where a Supreme Court investigation found evidence of possible corruption against Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, has taken the Karachi Stock Exchange down 17.69 percent from its May high, returning almost -10 percent for the year. This … Continue reading
COTD: Petroleum Products Made From A Barrel Of Crude
On average, U.S. refineries produce, from a 42-gallon barrel of crude oil, about 20 to 19 gallons of motor gasoline, 12 gallons of distillate fuel distillate fuel, most of which is sold as diesel fuel, and 4 gallons of jet … Continue reading
Gary Cohn As Next Fed Chairman?
Politico out with a piece tonight citing souces that National Economic Council Director and Goldman alum, Gary Cohn, is the leading contender to replace Janet Yellen next January. Interesting timing as it comes on the eve of Janet Yellen’s two-day … Continue reading
Posted in Interest Rates, Monetary Policy, Uncategorized
Tagged Fed Chairman, Gary Cohn, Janet Yellen, Monetary Policy
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