Daily Archive: Thursday, May 24, 2018
24 May 2018
Is the Fed About to Join the ECB and BoJ in Easing?
To recap yesterday’s piece concerning the recent shift in Central Bank policy, from mid-2016 onward: 1) Central Banks engaging in emergency levels of QE at a time in which their respective economies were growing. 2) Inflation bottoming then beginning to rise. 3) Bond markets starting to revolt. 4) Central Banks opting to walk back their
24 May 2018
The Most Important Chart In the World Right Now
To recap yesterday’s piece concerning the recent shift in Central Bank policy, from mid-2016 onward: 1) Central Banks engaging in emergency levels of QE at a time in which their respective economies were growing. 2) Inflation bottoming then beginning to rise. 3) Bond markets starting to revolt. 4) Central Banks opting to walk back their
24 May 2018
The Bond Market Just Figured Out That Central Banks CANNOT Exit
To recap yesterday’s piece concerning the recent shift in Central Bank policy, from mid-2016 onward: 1) Central Banks engaging in emergency levels of QE at a time in which their respective economies were growing. 2) Inflation bottoming then beginning to rise. 3) Bond markets starting to revolt. 4) Central Banks opting to walk back their
24 May 2018
Central Banks Have “Thrown in the Towel” on Monetary Responsibility Pt 2
To recap yesterday’s piece concerning the recent shift in Central Bank policy, from mid-2016 onward: 1) Central Banks engaging in emergency levels of QE at a time in which their respective economies were growing. 2) Inflation bottoming then beginning to rise. 3) Bond markets starting to revolt. 4) Central Banks opting to walk back their
