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Daily Archives: May 24, 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 … Continue reading
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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 … Continue reading
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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 … Continue reading
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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 … Continue reading
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