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Will A Demand-Side Shockwave Keep Inflation Muted?
01:38am, Friday, 31'st Jul 2020
Since 1960, savings as a percentage of disposable personal income has ranged from roughly 3-15%, holding within a 5-10% range since 2010.
Federal Deficit In COVID-19 Era
07:22am, Thursday, 30'th Jul 2020
June deficit was a whopping $864.07 billion, the largest on record. This brings Trump's 1-term cumulative deficits to a staggering $5.105 trillion, far in excess to the $3.52 trillion average for Obam
Fed Remains Dovish, Despite Some Pickup In Economy
07:10am, Thursday, 30'th Jul 2020
The virus has hurt the recovery, but by how much? What's left in the Federal Reserve's toolbox? What's been the source of the weakness in USD?
Beyond The Inflation Regime Collapse
07:05am, Thursday, 30'th Jul 2020
I guess others are bit tweaked, but they should be removed - repeat content. A commitment to something like MMT would spell the end of the current inflation-targeting regime, by explicitly shifting fr
Fed Watch: Gonna Take 2 Weeks; Gonna Have A Fine Vacation
06:51am, Thursday, 30'th Jul 2020
After a fast and furious start, the balance sheet had actually been shrinking for a four-week period before some modest increases the last two weeks.
A Modest Proposal
04:38am, Thursday, 30'th Jul 2020
The nagging question at this time, and still unaddressed, is what the Fed's exit strategy is and what it will do about the elephant in the room - its balance sheet.
It's Still Early In The Shift To Real Assets
11:37pm, Wednesday, 29'th Jul 2020
Long bonds was the trade of a generation, as high debt and low inflation pushed yields lower for forty years.
EU Passes Stimulus Package While U.S. Lawmakers Continue To Negotiate
07:18am, Wednesday, 29'th Jul 2020
Unfortunately, the US Senate couldn't arrive at a deal on fiscal stimulus, even though the US has experienced 18 consecutive weeks with initial jobless claims of more than 1,000,000.
Greenback Slips Ahead Of The FOMC
07:16am, Wednesday, 29'th Jul 2020
Australian bonds rallied, partly playing catch-up with the move in US Treasuries yesterday, and the 10-year yield fell 4 bp to 87 bp, leaving it virtually flat on the month.
The Federal Reserve Could Open The Door On Yield Curve Control
06:07pm, Tuesday, 28'th Jul 2020
This week the FOMC will convene. The FOMC isn't expected to introduce any major policy changes.
Trends With Benefits #19: Watching The Fed With Ed Yardeni
01:45pm, Tuesday, 28'th Jul 2020
Yardeni is an economist and investment strategist who is also an experienced and widely-followed Fed watcher helping people understand, anticipate and profit from the decisions of Federal Open Market
Fallen Angel Bonds Q&A: What To Watch
01:32pm, Tuesday, 28'th Jul 2020
Fallen angel bonds, as represented by the ICE US Fallen Angel High Yield 10% Constrained Index (Fallen Angel Index), has outperformed the broad high-yield market, as represented by the ICE BofA High Y
The Dollar's Value Under Pressure
11:37am, Tuesday, 28'th Jul 2020
The dollar's value has come under pressure recently. Does this mean the dollar's role as a key international currency is at threat? In our papers, Frankel and I emphasized the euro could only come to
A Tactical Update: Whither Goest The Dollar
10:17am, Tuesday, 28'th Jul 2020
The Fortress allocation has historically produced better risk-adjusted returns than the traditional 60% stocks/40% bonds allocation.
The Relentless Hunt For Yield
09:21am, Tuesday, 28'th Jul 2020
60% of all global yields are now less than 1.00% and 86% of all global yields are now less than 2.00% according to the Financial Times.
