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Before the 2008 banking crisis, banks in need of liquidity borrowed excess reserves from each other in the fed funds market. But after 2008, banks were reluctan

In addition to targeted economic policies and fiscal measures, the right monetary and financial stability policies will be vital to help buttress the global eco

A number of factors lead us to think the outlook for emerging markets debt is positive. Last year's performance was clearly above average (primarily driven by f

12 out of 23 CEF sectors positive on price and 8 out of 23 sectors positive on NAV this week. Franklin Resources buys Legg Mason. HQH and GGZ boosts their distr

If the Fed does not reduce interest rates, along with the fall in the equilibrium rate, then monetary policy will get unintentionally tighter. When there's a di

For starters, the rapidly deteriorating economic outlook, the recent sell-off in risk assets, and the rally in rates in response to the spread of the coronaviru

The credit cycle: what can it tell us about the current global situation? Central bank actions to counter stalling economies and their room for manoeuvre. Syste

As a result of Shifting Wealth, China plays a far greater role in global output, trade, tourism and commodity markets than only 20 years ago. In its latest Inte

The economic damage being wrought worldwide by the coronavirus is the black swan the system never saw coming. Bankruptcies are set to ripple across industries l

Years of easy credit, easy money. The two factors are closely correlated, but are also somewhat distinct. There are additional problems hidden within A and even

Discounts were taking the escalator up for months reaching what has been historically tight levels. But as usual, panic selling sends those discounts down the e

The DXY Index and US 10yr Treasury rate have been falling together since mid-Feb 2020. This may signal the beginning of a reversal of global capital flows into

In an alarmingly volatile week, the S&P 500 recovered 0.6% (down 8.0% y-t-d) and the Dow rallied 1.8% (down 9.4%). Three-month Treasury bill rates ended the wee

We have a light economic calendar with little insight into recent events.  That is all that Mr. Market cares about. Last week's trading involved wild swings tha