Fuse was likely just lit on EU economic collapse to go along w/Russia’s.
Lehman’s $800B b/s nearly collapsed the global system; EU + Russia’s likely more than enough to do the same.
Now we see if the true value of the Petrodollar is the “Petro-” or the “-dollar.” Via @AfurKnox t.co/Dva1obRAcx
— Luke Gromen (@LukeGromen) March 3, 2022
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine enters second week, energy prices soar again, and the outlook for central banks becomes less certain. Here's what is moving markets t.co/K6QqcsR9OY pic.twitter.com/XZ1uZxeHFy
— Bloomberg Markets (@markets) March 3, 2022
Russian Default next !! t.co/TRpCVNks4m
— Antonio Costa (@ACInvestorBlog) March 3, 2022
Welcome to the 1970s 👇
Commodities have posted the biggest weekly gain since the mid-1970s, with massive increases in prices of grains, energy, and industrial metals. @thedailyshot pic.twitter.com/z1nRBVqtg4
— Win Smart, CFA (@WinfieldSmart) March 3, 2022
ECB ACCOUNT: SOME OFFICIALS DOUBTED IF 2023 INFLATION WOULD BE BELOW 2%.
— Breaking News | FinancialJuice (@Financialjuice1) March 3, 2022
those were some fun times… I hear t.co/350H9vzoqF
— I. Vodenitcharov CFA CMT (@iv_technicals) March 3, 2022
Next stage in the #bond story. Ominously, convexity (black line) looks like it has broken lower. This isn't bullish for risk assets and #Stockmarkets and often points to upcoming #credit problems. Meanwhile term premia continue to dive lower… pic.twitter.com/Fxm3eUcImI
— CrossBorder Capital (@crossbordercap) March 3, 2022
Does oil affect the economy? 🤔 pic.twitter.com/nQiD5rplSP
— Win Smart, CFA (@WinfieldSmart) March 3, 2022
"That is the role of the buyers of the dip fearing they are going to miss an opportunity. It's still there. Despite markets being lower, markets have been quite resilient in the face of everything that has changed in the environment," @elerianm says "buy the dip" is still intact. pic.twitter.com/lZkx6CQcKs
— Squawk Box (@SquawkCNBC) March 3, 2022