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    4 hours ago

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  2. 2 hours ago

    assets plunge w/ Lira down another 1.5% and 10y yields jump to 20% as Turkey orders a re-run of mayoral elections in Istanbul, overturning a rare defeat for Erdogan

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  3. 5 hours ago

    Global shares fragile on renewed US-China trade war worries. Asia mixed w/China stocks advance after worst drop in >3yrs. Wall St faded trade risk to some extent, but S&P Future gapped lower after Lighthizer set out specifics around tariff hike threat. US 10y <2.5%. Bitcoin $5.9k

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  4. 6 hours ago

    Good Morning from where the employment rate for women is high. Female labour force participation rate in Germany is >70% way above OECD average and way above Italy, where less than 50% of women work. (Chart via DB)

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  5. 13 hours ago

    US yield curve flattens. 2s10s yield spread drops <18bps.

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  6. 14 hours ago

    Main reason behind mkt resiliency is scepticism, JPM says: investors don’t think Trump will actually escalate trade tensions at the end of the day & following mths of empty threats on a variety of topics, overwhelming consensus reaction to Sun tweets has been collective eye roll.

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  7. 14 hours ago

    Dow makes stunning comeback, recovering nearly all of 471-point plunge on hope trade deal not dead.

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  8. 22 hours ago

    Risk aversion hits Emerging Markets w/ Lira drops beyond 6 per Dollar and Turkey 10y yields jump >19%.

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  9. 22 hours ago

    All it took was 2 tweets (from Donald Trump) to stop the global rally and shatter the historic calm. S&P 500 Future sinks 1.7% while fear index Vix jumped >40%. via

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  10. May 5

    China tries to mitigate Trump's trade war threat. Gives modest boost to economy w/ RRR cut that was announced right before China’s stock market opened, and just hours after Trump sharply escalated trade tensions. Cut come into effect on May 15.

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  11. May 5

    GK on trade war threat: This is just last minute theatrics, designed to placate critics who think Trump settling for too weak a deal. Odds still favor an agreement in time for Trump & Xi to sign it ahead of G20 on Jun28. Risk brinksmanship will destroy deal has risen to 1 in 5.

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  12. May 5

    With 2 tweets, Trump shatters historic calm in global markets. Renewed threat of import tariffs roils stocks, currencies as Trump catches markets by surprise. China’s stocks tumble along w/Yuan, China's Tech Index ChiNext sinks 7.3% while VIX futures jump.

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  13. May 5

    It has been nearly impossible to lose money in 2019 and that everything rally is worrying some investors: nearly 90% of all fin asset classes have posted positive total returns so far in 2019 and that uniformity may be a sign of market vulnerability.

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  14. May 5

    Currency mkts are shaken up by Trump's trade war threats w/ EM currencies hit especially hard. Yuan down 0.8%, Turkey Lira dip shortly beyond 6 per Dollar. Safe haven currencies Yen and Franc rise.

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  15. May 5

    Global markets are crashing following Trump's threats to increase tariffs on Fri this week and to then impose tariffs on all Chinese imports. A Shares sink >5%. Safe-haven Yen jumps, China's Yuan plummets. Oil down >2%. Gold only slightly higher, Bitcoin lower at $5.6k.

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  16. May 5

    Good Morning from Germany where demographic change is already taking its toll. Working age population (20-64) has declined since 2000. (via DB)

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  17. May 5
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  18. May 5

    S&P 500 Future plunges following shocking Trump tweets regarding the state of US-China trade negotiations.

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  19. May 5

    is making a crucial mistake by focusing on 1.6% core PCE & lamenting low inflation. Instead, it should be looking at rising asset prices It has been failure to tighten MonPol when asset bubbles develop that has led to recessions in recent econ cycles.

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  20. May 5

    The economy in 2 charts: While US unemployment has dropped to 3.6%, the lowest level since Dec1969, Fed’s preferred measure of inflation, core PCE, remains contained, stubbornly below the Fed's target rate of 2%.

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