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...What’s ‘ex-dairy’?...
...Neither the monster national players (JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, Citigroup) nor the regionals (PNC, M&T, et al) have had much to say about the economy’s effect on credit quality....
...The context for that was the turmoil around Silicon Valley Bank, et al....
...The rap sheet for Binance covered a lot of ground, and I mean a lot of ground, like trades with North Korea, trades with Iran, trading with al-Qaeda, trading with Isis, involvement in the narcotics trade...
...The addition of the “+” countries (Russia, Kazakhstan, Mexico et al) to the cartel have increased its market share....
...The gallery staff were just horrified at us.”...
...However, the increasing and on-going spread of COVID-19 in the US has increased investor debate about the sustainability of the V with US states now needing to slow or reverse some of their reopening plans...
...And, as lockdown measures are softened, the return of the likes of Gregg's, Starbucks et al to the UK FtG market will increase competition....
...‘They’ (the Fed) are looking at ‘us’ (equities, the yield curve et al), and we the market, are looking at them, in a veritable echo chamber — as ‘we’ are both looking at the same data.”...
...Linda Yueh: The Bank of England has scope to loosen monetary policy which would help, including signalling just like the ECB and the Fed....
...But if you still have the stomach for some thematically V-shaped marketing materials, here are a few highlights from the latest slide deck from David Kostin, Goldman Sachs’ US Equity Strategist. 11:00am...
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...We suppose, before getting to what might stop this, one should probably discuss what’s hitting the Wunderbund et al. Still early in the day, after all....
...For a company like Rural that is traded on a major exchange, ―[t]urnover measured by average weekly trading of . . . 1% would justify a substantial presumption‖ of market efficiency. 5 Bromberg et al., Bromberg...
...Those developing countries then ship their gains back to the US et al as a form of collateral against new lending as the net foreign assets of poor countries support the risks taken by their richer brethren...
...Statistical studies (see for example Gadea et al) confirm that there has been no significant break in the behaviour of volatility in the five year period since 2008, compared to that experienced during GM...
...Timothy Ash is head of emerging markets research ex-Africa at Standard Bank. A version of this post was issued as a note to clients on Tuesday....
...Greene herself steers clear of criticising Amazon but she angrily sums up the challenge from Whistl et al like this: “This is not the kind of competition that drives efficiency....
...After all, here’s a US district court judge holding forth in Ex-Im Bank v Grenada this week (basically to confirm that more work is needed in that case to see if Grenada’s been as “recalcitrant” a debtor...
...Although contrast GMO et al: That’s rather more convoluted. In fact, it’s a recipe for a sovereign bankruptcy regime in US courts....
...A surprising feature of the nowcasts published by Professor Reichlin et al is that Germany (green line above) is becoming embroiled in the general weakness of the eurozone to a much greater extent than the...
...(Financial Times) Fed vs banks on mortgage profits: Federal Reserve officials and mortgage industry representatives clashed at a meeting Monday over claims that US banks are profiting from new loans....
...So it’s not surprising that the first response from Buchheit et al is to answer back with bits of the bond contract that suggest sneaky loopholes instead....
...Kate argues that Verleger’s view of a hypothetical Saudi et al response to lower prices and/or production is compelling, in that it doesn’t follow that more prolific US oil supply will mean lower global...
...It was this conflict during the 1990s that created the fertile ground in which Osama bin Laden expanded al-Qaeda and pulled the US, UK and other Nato countries into perhaps their last big infantry conflict...
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