In the song “HOW” from John Lennon’s Imagine, he asks:
How Can We Go Forward When We Don’t Know Which Way we ‘re facing?How can we go forward when we don’t know which way to turn?How can we go forward into something we’re not sure of?Oh no, oh no.
Tags:30-year bond, Aussie/Kiwi, ECB, Fed, liftoff, New York Fed, nonfarm payrolls, normalization, RBA, U.S. Dollar, William Dudley
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I’ll move myself and my family aside
If we happen to be left half alive
I’ll get all my paper and smile at the sky
For I know that the hypnotized never lie— The WHO
Tags:10-year note, 30-year bond, BLS, CPI, Euro, Fed, FOMC, Janet Yellen, Mario Draghi, PPI
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In Monday’s Financial Times there is a column by Lawrence Summers, the GODFATHER of U.S. economic policy. Mr. Summers offers the Europeans a great deal of advice on “HOW TO SAVE THE EUROZONE IN THE COMING CRITICAL WEEKS.” The article is actually a good policy prospective if there was not the issue of politics that play a large and important role in the EU‘s inability to resolve its fiscal difficulties. Summers wants to believe that the EUROCRATS have the political mandate to negotiate Brussel’s desire for a peaceful, state-supported EDEN of entitlements.
Tags:30-year bond, BOC, Bunds, Canadian Dollar, Commodities, ECB, ethanol, Eurocrats, Gang of Six, German Constitutional Court, Italian bonds, Larry Summers, Mark Warner, notes, philosopher kings, risk-on, Saxby Chambliss, too big to fail, Treasuries, wheat
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