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What It Means To Spend Over $3 Trillion
09:32pm, Wednesday, 26'th Aug 2020
During the last five months, the U.S. national debt has increased from $23.5 trillion to $26.5 trillion.
The Consequences Of US$ Weakness
05:25am, Wednesday, 26'th Aug 2020
The US$ commenced a cyclical decline in March of this year and probably will trade well below current levels during the first half of 2021.
IVOL: As Non-Correlated To Common Asset Classes As An ETF Strategy Gets (Podcast Transcript)
06:23am, Tuesday, 25'th Aug 2020Macro: Inflation And Policy
10:48am, Sunday, 23'rd Aug 2020
Most of the high-income countries, with the notable exception of the UK, reported disappointing economic data in recent days. US data was decidedly mixed.
Central Bank Week In Review For 8/17-8/21
05:17am, Sunday, 23'rd Aug 2020
The Fed sees a large number of risks to economic growth. These include a resurgence of the virus that renews lockdowns, an increase in corporate defaults, and the accelerated change in some economic s
The Best Thing For Asset Prices Is A Deep Recession: Hirst
11:22pm, Thursday, 20'th Aug 2020
We may be one inflationary spike away from a deflationary bust because proper inflation will destroy people’s ability to pay off their debt and cause more economic wreckage going forward.
IVOL: As Non-Correlated To Common Asset Classes As An ETF Strategy Gets (Podcast)
07:20am, Thursday, 20'th Aug 2020
Among the search for non-correlated strategies in the current risk-laden environment, The Quadratic Interest Rate Volatility and Inflation Hedge ETF (IVOL) has stood out from its fixed income ETF peer
The Inflation Trade Just Caught Fire Again: Greer
11:43pm, Tuesday, 18'th Aug 2020
Inflation is manifesting itself all across the market, and multiple indicators are giving confirmation and confidence to lean into the inflation trades.
Is Additional Treasury Issuance Driving A Steeper Yield Curve?
07:08am, Tuesday, 18'th Aug 2020
U.S. debt issuance reached a record of nearly $3 trillion for the second quarter, with $947 billion expected for the third quarter.
High Inflation Will Not Be A Problem, But Dollar May Decline Further
11:30pm, Monday, 17'th Aug 2020
Greater attention has been paid to the possibility of much faster rates of inflation due to the economic stimulus provided by the Federal Reserve System and the federal government.
Weekly Commentary: Safe Haven Treasuries Not So Safe
01:38pm, Saturday, 15'th Aug 2020
A sloppy auction saw 30-year Treasury yields surge 21 bps this week to 1.45%, an almost seven-week closing high.
Despite Attention, Valuations Less Of A Concern - For Now - Macro Update July 30, 2020
12:16pm, Sunday, 02'nd Aug 2020
Stock market valuation in line with corporate bond yields. Data revisions show GDP profits at new high in Q4 2019.
July 2020 Yield Curve Update
11:27am, Sunday, 02'nd Aug 2020
The Fed is failing us. It started out great.
Avoiding A Second Wave
06:50am, Sunday, 02'nd Aug 2020
About two-thirds of this month's comment is about COVID-19 and the risk of a second wave. Without an effective vaccine, one of the most important priorities should be increasing the speed of testing.
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
