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Why it is always the government for these things.
Why it is always the government for these things.

Episode 481

Structural inflation or something else. To mainstream Economists, consumer prices are being driven by structural forces such as demographics, oil pro…

3 years ago

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An escalating series of monetary tremors still shaking the eurodollar's world.
An escalating series of monetary tremors still shaking the eurodollar's world.

Episode 480

Trying to figure out the state of the economy and monetary system by looking backward through consumer price estimates is, well, backward. To underst…

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It is going to get a lot worse before any chance of getting better.
It is going to get a lot worse before any chance of getting better.

Episode 479

German GDP revisions show the country already mired in recession despite the government's assurances there wouldn't be one. And to reemphasize the gl…

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Why there is so much near-certainty about the worst case.
Why there is so much near-certainty about the worst case.

Episode 478

The deflationary wave sweeping the global system isn't one thing or another, it is becoming all the things everywhere. That's what makes such a compe…

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Supply cuts just can't keep up with banking crisis, recession, and now unleashed dollar "bull."
Supply cuts just can't keep up with banking crisis, recession, and now unleashed dollar "bull."

Episode 477

Saudi Arabia's oil minister implicitly threatened more action from OPEC due to "low" prices and growing short positions betting against supply constr…

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Proving once again it's the Euro$'s world. When it goes bad, there's nothing to do but lie.
Proving once again it's the Euro$'s world. When it goes bad, there's nothing to do but lie.

Episode 476

The LIBOR scandal won't go away because it hasn't been properly identified. Govts and officials have alleged it was banks who misbehaved when all alo…

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With deposits still falling, govt/Wall St trying desperately to figure out what to do.
With deposits still falling, govt/Wall St trying desperately to figure out what to do.

Episode 475

Treasury Secretary Yellen held talks with major Wall Street CEOs and bank advisors, raising the subject of further bank mergers. Though that part of …

3 years ago

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Banks disclosed the "trigger for systemic risk" as they see it from the inside. It's not rate hikes.
Banks disclosed the "trigger for systemic risk" as they see it from the inside. It's not rate hikes.

Episode 474

Everyone remotely familiar with banking over the last few years knows there's systemic risk and it starts with commercial real estate (CRE). The Fed'…

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The dollar isn't crashing, it is surging again and at the worst time.
The dollar isn't crashing, it is surging again and at the worst time.

Episode 473

WTI futures curve moved further in contango, now joined by another major milestone for the dollar bull-ying its way across Asia. China's yuan has slu…

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Crude flips again just as retailers warn and business sales drop.
Crude flips again just as retailers warn and business sales drop.

Episode 472

The expression "slowly at first, then all at once" can describe an economy's descent into nasty recession. There are warning signs all over starting …

3 years, 1 month ago

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