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...Google Trends As well as the seasonal overtones (ice, angel, Turkey etc), there was a further theme to these answers, which could have made it a bit easier. . . the first letters of each answer spell out C-H-R-I-S-T-M-A-S...
...Our updated stock charts show non-banks and the largest banks (>250bn) hold 90% of C&I, 85% of mortgage, 75% of consumer and 60% of outstanding loans/debt (“the stock”)....
...They’re digital tokens backed either by a) dollar-denominated portfolios of safe assets; b) unaudited promises that they have safe assets; or c) magical confidence maths that only work until a death spiral...
...C) Global deaths in conflicts since 1400 The source here is Our World In Data, which in turn cites The Conflict Catalogue for death toll estimates before 1800....
.../LD from C-PD....
...C’mon....
...Is it A) 27 per cent, B) 48 per cent or C) 95 per cent? Robin Wigglesworth I know they’re up a lot this year, aren’t they, Alex? Alexandra Scaggs Yeah. Yeah, I think....
...Plus ça change, plus c’est la même chose....
...With additional reporting by Alexandra Scaggs...
...about the Fed (The New Republic) — Bitcoin is commoditised waste (Today in Tabs) — US officials in Russia haven’t been able to visit imprisoned WSJ reporter Evan Gershkovich (WSJ) — The Harvard Kenneth C....
...(Rest of world) — Zoltan got his wish (Twitter, c Oct. 2022)...
...While offices are grouped into classes (A, B and C) meant to reflect their potential attractiveness to lessees, those designations haven’t been a useful way to predict occupancy since Covid, GS finds: New...
...C....
...Non-bank financial institutions (NBFIs), proxied by “other financial institutions” in Graph 1.C, are the biggest users of FX swaps, deploying them to fund and hedge portfolios as well as take positions....
...expanded version for the corkboard for those of you following along at home: [Zoom] It would be fascinating to dig into the balance sheets in the filing, but the latest documents that Ray had to work with (c....
...; (a) trading in a security for which Customer A had disclosed to the firm that he was an insider; (b) trading in another security for which the Firm could have determined he was a stock promoter; and (c)...
...It says this is because a) Tether isn’t based in the US and doesn’t onboard US citizens as customers; b) law enforcement hasn’t asked Tether directly; and c) US-based Paxos hasn’t frozen comparable transactions...
...Matthew C....
...Investors should not infer from the 1H18 experience either that CCC-C issues are predisposed to outperform BBBs in 2H18 or vice versa. All the difference indeed....
...alex.scaggs@ft.com...
...But as you can see, that section does not specifically prevent the company from including the $1bn contribution in its basket: (c) 100% of the aggregate amount of cash and the fair market value of marketable...
...In contrast, revenues for its treatment of still-uncured HIV are going strong: Of course, we have to assume that the pricing of the Hep C cure reflected this....
...US) has: (a) common political and fiscal transfer system; (b) high degree of labour and product mobility; and (c) joint debt monetization. Euro has none of these ingredients....
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