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FYI: Some of the links to this morning's conversation on Yahoo Finance. https://t.co/x6VvRYRyAc https://t.co/JCcakw6t1G https://t.co/IUtlA0AtlF #economy #markets #jobs #federalreserve #employment
France has taken center stage these days among the G7's three most bond-sensitive economies, with the French-German 10-year spread moving more than 50 bps in the last month. (The other two economies are Japan and the UK.) #economy #markets #france #eurozone #europe #bonds #yields https://t.co/M1YpIE
Catch up on all the new #BLSdata and publications that came out this week! https://t.co/aWoAAD7KuR https://t.co/bdqemgmG1U
Notes on the Data have been added for the following as-of-date: July 1, 2026, and revised for the following as-of-dates: April 2, 2025; July 2, 2025; October 1, 2025; December 31, 2025; and April 1, 2026. Data on this H.8 release have been benchmarked through the June 2026 Call
Now available: Weekly data on the H.8 release, Assets and Liabilities of Commercial Banks in the United States (1/2) #FedData https://t.co/WeJhdaARrt
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HY Spreads Merton Model - Doomers take a breath please. 1) Yes HY spreads are spiking over the last 4 months. 2) you have to squint to think this is high spreads or stress 3) a merton model using equity vols and levels and corporate leverage tracks spreads pretty well. 4) https://t.co/xiz4uaiOLr
8/8 Why push back on debt levels as a driver of interest rates? Because way too many think debt is the MAIN driver of higher yields, interest costs are the burden, and the solution is financial repression such as yield curve control. This would be disastrous. If yields are 引用 @biancoresearch:1
7/8 Combined government and corporate interest costs are now 3.8% of GDP. This is the highest since 2008 but only slightly above the 65-year average of 3.5%, and well below the 1990 peak of 5.9%. https://t.co/1yMiXhMsQT
2/2 By the way, the opposite was true from 2009 to 2020. raises at work (orange) outpaced cumulative inflation (blue). This is why there was no talk about a "k-shape" economy. The bottom half kept pace with rising prices (if not outrun them in the second half, as shown below). https://t.co/EAPF6wJ
1/2 Correct! And their raise at work (orange) has been falling behind cumulative inflation (blue) since the end of the COVID recession. https://t.co/FKq7nRu1nr 引用 @RitholtzWealth:Why is Consumer Sentiment So Low? "Households don’t care that the trailing 12 month inflation rate was 3.4%. They do