Eco
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The Economist
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10
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The third Gulf war will scar energy markets for a long time yet
Residual risks and ruined infrastructure will keep prices high
eco
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Wolf Street
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10
hours ago
Home Prices in the Largest European Countries Range from Housing Bubbles to a Market that Fell back to 2010
Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Netherlands, Poland, Belgium, Sweden, Ireland, Austria, Norway, Denmark, Romania, Czech Republic, Finland, Portugal, Slovakia, Hungary, Bulgaria.
eco
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Wolf Street
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1
day ago
Used Vehicle Wholesale Prices Jumped. That’s How it Started in 2020 when Broad Inflation Took Off
These new inflation pressures suddenly building up in the pipeline are concerning.
eco
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Wolf Street
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1
day ago
Bank of Japan Accelerated QT Further, Started Selling Equity ETFs and J-REITs, Shed 12.6% of its Assets since the Peak
BOJ tries to put a floor under the yen and a lid on inflation through QT, rather than with rate hikes.
Eco
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The Economist
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1
day ago
Bye, bye to the Trump trades
Markets are calling time on many Donald-adjacent bets
eco
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Wolf Street
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1
day ago
About those Orders for Durable Goods that Factories in the US Received
The 12-month average, which irons out Boeing’s huge orders, shows the trend: +8.8% year-over-year.
Eco
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The Economist
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1
day ago
How the Iran war has sowed panic among farmers
Soaring prices for fertiliser and fuel could cause a global food shock
Eco
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The Economist
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1
day ago
The war in the Gulf could cause a global food shock
Soaring prices for fertiliser and fuel are sowing panic among farmers
Eco
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The Economist
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2
days ago
As Iran’s civilian economy crumbles, its military economy grows stronger
War is splitting the country in two
eco
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Wolf Street
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2
days ago
Japanese Government 10-Year Yield Highest since 1997, Yen at 160 despite Intervention Threats, But Bond Vigilantes Still Dead
Inflation and the deteriorating yen pushed the Bank of Japan into a hawkish stance, and bond yields are on their own.
