
The bond market is not happy
If the bond market had a social life, it would be canceling brunch and texting,
If the bond market had a social life, it would be canceling brunch and texting, "We need to talk." Once the boring uncle of financial markets, bonds are now hosting more drama than some 'celebrities-on-a-yacht' TV series. With junk bonds popping and Treasuries tanking, it's should be enough for you
It should come as no surprise to anyone that with a war on European soil, instability in numerous European countries, and a monumental push towards defense spending and NATO rearmament, companies supplying towards these ends should be expected to be doing quite fine.Indeed, as the US AI market rally falters,
It might be too early to draw any valid conclusions, yet it sure appears that the lopsidedness of this market advance is finally chafing at its undercarriage like a good mix of salt and wet sand in the swimsuit on the beach.The current and highly-selective market advance starting in 2023 had to face a
Ah, Sweden. Beautiful country, beautiful people. Few people know that the flagship brand "Absolut Vodka" is actually Swedish, not Russian. With some days as short as six hours, alcohol can be a problem there. In any case, the market is big enough for new competitors to arise steadily.One of those
If the bond market had a social life, it would be canceling brunch and texting,
It should come as no surprise to anyone that with a war on European soil,
It might be too early to draw any valid conclusions, yet it sure appears that
Ah, Sweden. Beautiful country, beautiful people. Few people know that the flagship brand “Absolut Vodka”
As discussed on numerous occasions before, the 2023/24 rally has been largely predicated on a
As discussed previously, the 2023/24 market advance which was mostly predicated on extreme concentration and
Though we’ve seen a certain degree of broadening out in the market rally since the
In the past few days we kept seeing multiple IPO’s collapse under massive selling pressure.
Last week was home to two major market events, both slated within the US –
This April, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) stated that it is expecting a fiscal deficit