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China trade deal is near and Beijing will get everything it wanted – CNBC
The U.S.-China trade dispute appears to be ending: Signals are pointing to a done deal. Based on those signs, China will continue to run large trade surpluses with the U.S., and it will never accept Washington-imposed reforms of its trade … Continue reading
Happy Presidents Day: Jefferson’s Message To Millennials
Happy President’s Day! Summary of Jefferson’s Message To Millennials Change the estate laws Debt should not be valid and passed on to the next generation The Constitution should be rewritten for every generation Jefferson In Paris Thomas Jefferson, America’s third … Continue reading
QOTD: Et toi?
QOTD = Quote of the Day
Week In Review – February 15
Summary More risk on. EM bond yields x/ Turkey & Indo and Euro spreads in on the week U.S. credit continues to rally The dollar a bit stronger, EM FX weaker Euro stocks on fire last week led by Italy, … Continue reading
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Tagged bonds, Commodities, Currencies, Global equity markets, Performance, Stocks, Week in Review
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Sector ETF Performance – February 15
Wow! Not one red bar. Don’t think we have ever seen this. Must be a contrarian signal.
Global Risk Monitor – February 15
Posted in Daily Risk Monitor, Uncategorized
Tagged bonds, Commodities, Currencies, Global equity markets, Performance, Stocks
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The Elusive China Trade Deal
Forbes asks the $382 billion question this morning, Is A China Trade Deal Slipping Away? President Trump and Chinese leaders are trying to put a positive spin on their marathon trade talks, but the fact is that there is little … Continue reading
Gundlach’s Coming Corporate Bondageddon
Nice piece in ZH on Jeff Gundlach dishing with Yahoo Finance on the vulnerability of the corporate bond market in the next recession. In our data analysis piece, which we reposted below, we highlight the fact largest holders of U.S. corporate … Continue reading
Ten Plus Great Weekend Reads – Feb 15
Fed to finalize plans to end balance sheet runoff ‘at coming meetings’: Mester – Reuters Emerging-market stocks are the ‘most crowded trade’ for first time on record – MarketWatch China and U.S. to Continue Trade Talks Next Week – NY Times ‘Like … Continue reading
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