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Hungover from a party at the FT, I turn to the FT
I was honoured to be invited to the annual party at the FT, where Martin Wolf regaled us with an interesting and wide ranging speech, and floating amongst the canapes and red wine were just about ever… more →
Freethinking Economist
The Federal Reserve and Elvis Presley
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Rocky Humbert wrote 1 day ago: Homebuyers will face a new and important “development” in the next 90 days — and … more →
Treasury Three-Month Bill Yields Turn Negative.
ndainfo wrote 2 days ago: When you have US Treasury yields sitting at historic lows at prolonged periods of time and across th … more →
Green shoots?
jonathantodd wrote 2 days ago: Good analysis of the economy and public finances from Larry Elliott. He’s right to identify th … more →
Hungover from a party at the FT, I turn to the FT
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freethinkingeconomist wrote 2 days ago: I was honoured to be invited to the annual party at the FT, where Martin Wolf regaled us with an int … more →
US rates "low for long"
Mitul Kotecha wrote 2 days ago: Risk appetite is failing to show much improvement this week and sharply weaker than forecast US hous … more →
Inflation begins to rise
easyswitch wrote 4 days ago: Inflation in the UK has increased for the first time since February, according to the latest figures … more →
"Top bond manager" leaves us mystified as to why he is called "top bond manager"
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freethinkingeconomist wrote 5 days ago: This is the sort of stuff you have to read when you have a perma-search going on “quantitative … more →
What I've been reading
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freethinkingeconomist wrote 1 week ago: Regardless of Edmund Conway’s contempt* for the publication, I actually really enjoy the Bank … more →
Get ready for Stagflation....
khoairs wrote 1 week ago: In recently news that unemployment number was rise a bit to 5.8% even though 24,500 jobs were create … more →
Demand deflation.
ndainfo wrote 1 week ago: In a deflationary environment the psychology of economic agents, be it lenders or borrowers, is such … more →
Important news buried in dull headlines, part 1
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freethinkingeconomist wrote 1 week ago: Banks face a huge hike in financing costs as $2,000,000,000,000 of funding comes dues in the next th … more →
Japan sees long deflation in US, bets on falling Treasury yields.
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ndainfo wrote 1 week ago: “The recovery is very weak and the U.S. is running the risk of deflation…” say the Japanese in … more →
A Chicago-educated Professor denies the problem of strained balance sheets leading to the paradox of thrift
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freethinkingeconomist wrote 1 week ago: I would love to know the opinion of Duncan, Chris, Paul and all you other Keynesian-inspired economi … more →
QE, interest rates and hidden gifts
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Mel Kenny wrote 1 week ago: Last week was quite a week in the money merry go round. On Monday, we had what the City hopes to be … more →
I shouldn't really be writing this
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freethinkingeconomist wrote 2 weeks ago: since my lovely wife and I are heading off for a 10th anniversary break, leaving 3 monsters behind t … more →
More 'funny' money from the Bank of England
timdodds wrote 2 weeks ago: Don’t want to drone on about economics, so will keep it short. Today the Bank of England annou … more →
BofE increases QE to £200bn
Jamie Barrow wrote 2 weeks ago: The Bank of England dismissed concerns for inflation today when the MPC voted to keep interest rates … more →
BoE extends QE program
Tan Adriaan K wrote 2 weeks ago: From FT: The Bank of England’s monetary policy committee voted on Thursday to expand its vast progra … more →
Abracadabra - Another £400 Richer! Amazing
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Adam Collyer wrote 2 weeks ago: The Bank of England has today decided to pump an extra £25 billion of new money into the econ … more →
