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Morning Joe Spiking
Key Facts: Record Prices: Arabica and robusta futures reached their highest levels in nearly five decades. Supply Crisis: Brazil’s drought and Vietnam’s robusta deficits have driven a prolonged global shortage. EU Regulations: Import restrictions tied to deforestation concerns are pressuring … Continue reading
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La France sous pression
Key Facts: Market Impact: French 10-year bond yield spreads hit their highest since 2012, reflecting investor concerns about political instability. Budget Controversy: The €60bn budget proposal includes significant austerity measures, risking parliamentary backlash. Political Stakes: Far-right leader Marine Le Pen’s … Continue reading
Confessions of ChatGPT
I was playing around with ChatGPT this morning juxtaposing comp sales from Walmart and Target. I noticed Chat gave me a 4.6 percent y-o-y growth rate for Walmart, which was not what the company reported. I asked ChatGPT where the … Continue reading
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Nonlinear Thinking: Shopping Cart Disruption
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Global Risk Monitor: Week In Review – November 22
Financial conditions in the United States, as measured by the Chicago Fed’s National Financial Conditions Index (NFCI), have reached their most accommodative levels since November 2021—a period when the Federal Reserve’s policy rate stood at zero and quantitative easing was … Continue reading
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Euro-zone’s Record Wage Growth
A key gauge of euro-zone wages jumped by the most since the common currency was introduced in 1999 — complicating the European Central Bank’s plans for interest-rate cuts as inflation eases. Third-quarter negotiated pay rose 5.4% from a year ago, … Continue reading
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