Speech by Vice Chair for Supervision Bowman on modernizing regulation and supervision @stlouisfed: https://t.co/TdHpdx4GjV Watch live: https://t.co/3uONmVD82z Learn more about Vice Chair for Supervision Bowman: https://t.co/tWe5lT3FDv
A pullback in oil prices sent stocks to all-time highs, with Wall Street also buoyed by renewed enthusiasm about the artificial-intelligence trade that has powered the bull market. https://t.co/YWr3Vi8dP1 https://t.co/oC6gDrTLjg
I am certainly expecting goods deficits of 5% of GDP or more and goods and services deficits of 4% of GDP or more for the remainder of the year. Momentum on import side is clear ... notwithstanding Trump's tariffs 3/3 https://t.co/JPaVCd4fUl
To repeat an old line, in the battle between Trump's tariffs and conventional macroeconomics, conventional macroeconomics is currently winning. The August goods and services deficit was bigger than any deficit apart from those deficits associated with tariff front running 1/ https://t.co/MPrPSGOSh
The 2025-26 U.S. tariffs have renewed the question of how much of a tariff reaches consumers, and how quickly. In today's post, the authors trace tariffs through import, domestic producer, and retail prices for U.S. consumer goods. https://t.co/qKgJSPqQKq
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The TIC (US capital flow) data is lagged and there isn't any number for August yet. The last strong print for Treasuries was in May; June and July were weak. But it sure looks like the world wants to finance San Francisco much than it wants to finance DC right now 2/2 https://t.co/yfjkrSBup4
The US is now running -- see the August data - a 4% of GDP goods and services trade deficit. How is that being financed -- strong foreign demand for US risk assets ... 1/2 https://t.co/NUsmoSJYRh
Excellent roundtable conversation alongside @Erica_Downs_ on China’s Hormuz response (Beijing Swing!) and what it has revealed to us about China’s vastly underappreciated [discretionary] oil market influence. Huge thanks to @reziemba for the invitation and to @CNASdc for hosting
I am more open to a European 301 than Mr. Lamy -but do want to better understand how a "“structural rebalancing instrument” would work. I have also been thinking about some kind of special safeguard tied to macroeconomic imbalances, which sounds similar EU wheels are moving
"the European Commission has no direct tool to respond to currency undervaluation and the European Central Bank does not treat trade-related currency misalignment as part of its role. So currency policy must also become part of Europe’s trade strategy" Pascal Lamy, in the
Gosh, $200/bbl oil? Who would ever put such an outrageous number out there... 😅 引用 @OilHeadlineNews:Vitol chief warns of tanker shortage and risk of $200-a-barrel oil Head of world’s largest independent oil trader says shipping squeeze is creating new bottleneck despite increased Gulf flows @sta
IS THE BOND MARKET PRICING IN A NEW GLOBAL HEGEMON? In the newsletter (inspired by our conversation with @CarolinPflueger) I wrote about the huge spread between US and Chinese sovereign borrowing costs, and what it might imply about a shifting balance of geopolitical power. https://t.co/koH2ow8LCn
Early in the war I wondered why we didn't see more ships risking the journey across Hormuz for big profits despite obvious danger Easily enough spread—early in the war Gulf oil prices were functionally negative—to pay for sky-high insurance & crew hazard pay Well, we got there: https://t.co/f8IwKE
What bothers me about this Krugman piece is that he's still doing the "AI doesn't work" thing from the 2024 era progressive epistemic bubble. Progressives desperately need to update their understanding of what AI does. 引用 @Noahpinion:Paul Krugman says of AI: "This is a technology of, by and for o
Peter Harrell on the Franco-German proposals to strengthen Europe's response to the second China shock 引用 @petereharrell:Lets unpack the new Franco-German paper proposing fundamental changes to how the EU manages trade policy and which, if implemented, would mark the most significant change to EU-C
I kind of agree with the “Europe is a museum” line. But see @jackclarkSF’s main takeaway from The Curve https://t.co/uARsnADpVU 引用 @talmonsmith:very good newsletter from @TheStalwart as usual. but im still in the Larry Summers Camp over the medium term here despite the near term volatility: "Euro
Some telecom network problems don’t have a fix in the runbook. AI agents can investigate, compare fixes and test them in simulation. NVIDIA Nemotron helps agents reason through problems, while NVIDIA OpenShell controls what they can access and do. See how: https://t.co/19eWA7PQZ2
In our 2026 telecom AI survey: • 89% of respondents said open source models and software are important to their AI strategy. • 66% said their company is actively using AI, up from 49% last year. Read the report: https://t.co/qxRZ6dxG1O https://t.co/ak66W8E4Xs
Telcos need AI agents that understand their networks. We provide the full stack to turn open models into specialized agents while keeping operators in control. @ATT, @SoftBank and @Indosat are adopting open models for use cases like autonomous network operations and adapting https://t.co/1fxnyZaVA
Grok 4.7 is excellent at dealing with large code repositories 引用 @XFreeze:Grok 4.7 takes the TOP 3 spots on VulcanBench Frontier v4, outperforming Fable 5.1, Opus 5.5, GPT-6 Astra, GPT-6.1 Sol and other leading frontier models • Grok 4.7 xHigh - 93.15 • Grok 4.7 High - 92.71 • Grok 4.7 Medium - 92
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