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Treasuries are set to keep falling out of favor as an equity hedge amid a return to a persistently elevated inflation regime. Frances Donald, Chief Economist at RBC, breaks down this elevated inflation regime and what it means for wages, the labor market, and US economy as a whole. (Source: Bloomberg)
We haven't written up this one. Bloomberg has the full story — the link below goes straight to it.
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A tight spread looks unambiguous. It is visible, comparable, and easy to treat as a proxy for the quality of the trading environment. In a quiet session, it can be.
1. Freddie as AI skeptic (and I have given my predictions in fact). 2. Claims about Shakespeare and Marlowe. 3. How did “artificial intelligence” get its name? 4. How is the econ job market this year?
Recent bearish sentiment may prove a contrarian signal to add back to equities.
Recent bearish sentiment may prove a contrarian signal to add back to equities.
Beleaguered Turkish white-goods maker Vestel Elektronik is asking holders of its 2029 bonds to back a restructuring under which they can choose to take a 45% haircut or extend the debt by six years.