“THREE of the top FIVE issuers …have already defaulted on their dollar bonds” BUCKLE UP
by BoatSurfer600 Source: https://www.reuters.com/business/chinese-property-developer-shimao-misses-repayment-1-bln-bond-2022-07-03/
by BoatSurfer600 Source: https://www.reuters.com/business/chinese-property-developer-shimao-misses-repayment-1-bln-bond-2022-07-03/
by Boo_Randy More “extend and pretend” from the Keynesian fraudsters at the central banks. The ECB will fight inflation on even days with higher rates and no QE, and fight bond market fragmentation and soaring Italian yields on odd days …
by TonyLiberty US Wealth Destruction (so far): -$15.5tr / 60% of GDP
https://t.co/yhIwlQoUfo — Win Smart, CFA (@WinfieldSmart) May 16, 2022 Has #recession arrived already in the US? Atlanta Fed GDPNow Forecast point to another quarter with negative US growth. This following today's weak retail sales and Empire Manufacturing (source: @business ) …
by Boo_Randy Looks like its dawning on the Powers that Be that a crypto crash could spread contagion throughout the financial system. Moms, start preparing your basements for when your lil’ baggies move back in. https://www.marketwatch.com/story/how-a-crypto-crash-could-spread-to-treasury-bonds-and-other-fixed-income-securities-11653639671?mod=mw_latestnews A cryptocurrency crash could …
Dave Kranzler with Chris Marcus on Arcadia Economics Investors around the globe have been hit hard by the recent selloffs in the #stock, #bond, and #preciousmetals markets, and there’s a degree to which it’s starting to feel a bit like 2008. When traders around …
Howe Street, Released on 4/22/22 No matter how you sell it, inflation not good. Bob Hoye is a trained geologist, successful resource investor and economic historian. Bob is the chief investment strategist for chartsandmarkets.com.
by silvertomars The introduction of Bitcoin as legal tender seem to have done nothing to stem the economic problems in El Hodlador… the 2035 bond has now lost 50% of its value since Bitcoin was made legal tender…
$MOVE vs $VIX: the disparity is as wide as I've ever seen it. Who's right on volatility, bonds or stocks? I tend to lean toward bonds. pic.twitter.com/bLPVouCDRR — Markets & Mayhem (@Mayhem4Markets) April 20, 2022 ‘It’s all relative’ is a …
Otavio (Tavi) Costa – Twitter, Released on 4/18/22 Don't forget what happened in the 70s: Nominal yields trended higher and gold followed along almost perfectly. pic.twitter.com/xwFcPaGcnH — Otavio (Tavi) Costa (@TaviCosta) April 18, 2022
by CommodityMoney This will have a near-instantaneous effect on other sovereign markets. Time is almost up to buy PMs, IMO. Bianco Twitter link in comments. 2/7 As this chart shows, the Bank of Japan (BoJ) has been operating with yield curve …
By Michael Lebowitz Does a risk-free bond with a seven percent yield interest you? If so, read more about the red-headed stepchild of the bond world that is finally attracting investors. Series I Bonds (I-bonds) are bonds issued directly to …
by silvertomars The fastest inflation in decades and the resulting rush by central banks to raise interest rates are stoking recession fears in financial markets — worries that are being compounded by the impact of aggressive coronavirus lockdowns in China …
Inflation Surges, a Recession Is Coming Heading towards a hard economic landing – Today’s shocking inflation numbers heighten the odds that the economy is headed towards a hard economic landing before year-end. This is not simply because the Federal Reserve …
by allthenine https://www.treasurydirect.gov/indiv/research/indepth/ibonds/res_ibonds_ibuy.htm Why would I not max this out? I understand that I-bonds exist to simply keep up with inflation and if the S&P moons I have missed out, but this kind of no risk return is not something …
by Chris Kimble It’s been a crazy last couple of years. And that is probably an understatement. And 2022 is off to a similar start with supply disruptions, surging inflation, and war overseas. Needless to say, stocks are trading lower …
by Kimble Charting Treasury bonds have left a bad taste in investors’ mouths for the past couple of years. And this collective “UGH!” comes after years of solid returns. Will the bull market continue? Or is this the beginning of …
by David Haggith And I’m kind of glad to see it happen. Having seen the bursting of the bond bubble coming, I stepped out of the way financially (no money in stocks or bond funds) to watch the plunge from the …
by Shaun Richards As the week fires up the economic news has come from Nihon or Japan as The Tokyo Whale has started the week in hungry mode. Announcement on the Conduct of Fixed-Rate Purchase Operations for Consecutive Days The …
The greater the outflows from bonds the faster THE FED will need to raise. The only way to stop higher rates and the inevitable demise of the property market IS the collapse of the stock market. Enjoy what's left Because …
The global bond market is in the grip of its worst freefall since the 2008 financial crisis as central banks struggle to bring rampant inflation under control. Government and corporate debt has fallen 11% since reaching a high in early …
by Tom McClellan The Daily A-D Line for corporate high yield bonds continues to look quite ugly. That is a concern for the overall stock market because high yield bonds drink from the same liquidity pool as stocks do, and these …
by confoundedinterest17 Today’s news reminds me of the 1998 Russian financial crisis when I worked at Deutsche Bank. Today, the Russian Central Bank has decided not to pay interest on bonds worth US $ 29 billion to foreign investors (technical default). …
#recession … #ECB Pushing on a String edition The first large tremors in the #Eurozone #banking system were already apparent by January… how bad will it get in February and March? 😬 https://t.co/Z21dPxym0W pic.twitter.com/Sbu8ZUnqeE — Invariant Perspective (@InvariantPersp1) February 27, …
Twitter Inc. is tapping the high-yield bond market to raise $1 billion in part to help repurchase stock, pay down existing debt and pursue potential acquisitions. The eight-year unsecured notes may be sold as soon as Wednesday, according to a person with knowledge …
The spread between 30YR Mortgage rates & 30YR Treasury rates spiked to 1.61% This spread and economic expansions haven't coexisted for very long in the past The Fed has suggested they may start outright selling MBS (still buying this month). …
🇺🇸 S&P 500 When yield spreads between A-rated and junk bonds widen, the S&P 500 tends to fall. It is therefore a leading indicator to watch closely👉 https://t.co/yIk7SZYp6p h/t @LanceRoberts #highyield #corporatebonds $spx#bonds #sp500 #spx #stocks #stockmarket #equities pic.twitter.com/1JLwmJzmZG — …