Landmine Review: The Big One
Representatives in Congress from both parties were understandably apoplectic. Amidst the world’s worst monetary chaos since the Great Collapse
Representatives in Congress from both parties were understandably apoplectic. Amidst the world’s worst monetary chaos since the Great Collapse
Tomorrow represents the 6-month mark for the Treasury market. On August 4, 2020, nominal benchmark 10-year yields declined to their absolute closing
Is there a difference between inflation or reflation, and whatever this is? Not mere semantics, it may be everything for what the future ultimately
They really got carried away, though in the context of that time there seemed any number of legitimate reasons for this. Gold investors were bidding
The Presidential election was supposed to have been a big one. Yields were low, or high, based on how whichever expert or financial media article was
What’s interesting about vaccine-phoria is that it’s largely been contained to just the one part of the bond market. Nominal Treasury yields at
The primary reason for that first rate hike in a decade in December 2015 was ferbus figuring that full employment had probably been reached,
Trump or Biden? Will we even know tomorrow? Many purport that markets are leaning one way or the other, typically based on whichever market leaning
This isn’t about COVID. It’s been building since the end of August, a shift in mood, perception, and reality that began turning things several
The molehills get even smaller simply because there’s never any mountains. The conventional view, no surprise, is looking at this situation exactly
Since the unnecessary destruction brought about by GFC2 in March 2020, there have been two detectable, short run trendline upward moves in nominal
There are three things the markets have going for them right now, and none of them have anything to do with the Federal Reserve. More and more
Making the rounds on Twitter yesterday (h/t to M. Simmons) was a quote attributed to Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari. I can’t find any
On January 14, FRBNY announced that it would continue offering its short-term liquidity operations for another month, until at least February 13. In
There it was sticking out like a sore thumb right in the middle of what should have been the glory year. Everything seemed to be going just right for