ADAM TOOZE

Getting to net zero: UK CCC estimates that annual capital spending largely by the private sector in greening the economy will peak at £50bn a

RT @Pdugas2000: Nope. twitter.com/adam_tooze/sta…

RT @ArnoGottschalk: „Europa muss aufs Gaspedal treten“. Ein Warnruf von ⁦⁦@adam_tooze⁩ ⁦@AchimTruger⁩ ⁦@carstensieling⁩ ⁦@CanselK⁩ ⁦@mischr…

"China’s top banking regulator has warned of the risk of bubbles in international markets and within the country’s own real estate sector” Has anyone of

RT @thinkdefence: Everything has packaging https://t.co/mrarQxTqF3

Great review by Felix Martin of The World For Sale ft.com/content/631df8… https://t.co/nNBZJhYGNB

RT @gnievchenko: Norway just put the worlds largest electric ferry ⛴ into operation. Backed by 4.3 MWh batteries this badboy can move 200 c…

RT @bermicourt: #TankTuesday #ADayWithoutATankIsADayWasted twitter.com/stevejchambers…

RT @DanielaGabor: David Ricardo when he sees Bank of England's balance sheet growth in 2020 twitter.com/simardcasanova…

RT @DavidBeckworth: It would be super useful to see Fed's purchases of TIPs by maturity as it would help clarify to what extent the 5

RT @DavidBeckworth: BIS says take the TIPS market prices and implied BEI with a grain of salt given Fed's outsized purchases. Interesting c…

RT @VitorVmcss: Are bond vigilantes real? The strange case of the 1994 bond market massacre. Chartbook Newsletter #14 by @adam_tooze https:…

RT @MMKavanagh: Our new piece @ForeignPolicy on democratizing vaccine production. G7 leaders struggling to address lack of #VaccinEquity bu…

"The ECB “can and must react against” any unwarranted rise in bond yields” Whereas Yardeni once imagined bond vigilantes restoring financial order, today central banks

Of 49m online brokerage accounts in the US, 13m opened in 2020, according to calculations by Scott Rubner of Goldman Sachs. The week after stimulus

A bitcoin ATM in a store in New York I have to admit I did not know this was a thing! Apparently there are 9000

A cryptocurrency mining farm in Norilsk, Russia © Andrey Rudakov/Bloomberg https://t.co/gcl0KaNUza

RT @itamarcaspi: פוסט מעולה. פרספקטיבה היסטורית על מה שמכונה bond vigilantes (איך לתרגם לעברית??) ומה אפשר ללמוד מזה על המצב היום בשוק האג"…

"If you consider institutional flows into bitcoin as a form of ideologically-motivated divestment from fiat you can see they’re worth paying attention to.” This piece

Was 2020 the year when bitcoin became an institutional asset? Asks @izakaminska "When established norms are in flux, everything becomes a matter of perspective and

Are hackers the Vikings of the new Danegeld? @izakaminska If tax is what makes fiat money into a store of value, is ransom ware effectively

RT @HarrisSamaras: The "bond vigilantes" and Central Banking and #politicization by @adam_tooze. An interesting read. https://t.co/cgfDbcYy…

The scale of US fiscal stimulus in 2020-21 compared to 2019 is staggering. @BudgetHawks via @SoberLook https://t.co/7VGq75sQ8X

Jan 2021 was another month in which huge payments from gov boosted disposable incomes in the US whilst income from private sources actually declined. thedailyshot.com/2021/03/01/us-…

RT @AnnPettifor: Really interesting piece by Adam Tooze…on the real power of central banks…Chartbook Newsletter #14 by @adam_tooze http…

RT @tyillc: @AnnPettifor @adam_tooze The term "Bond Vigilantes" provided a useful narrative to provide political cover for a series of what…

Rapid rollout of vaccines in the US has led to huge fall in COVID hospital admission for older Americans = key to flattening the curve.

Avoding a slump in lending to business was one of success of ECB policy in 2020. But was it enough? Chartbook Newsletter #13 argued for

After Lagarde’s “We are not here to close spreads” moment the ECB had to heavily weight its pandemic bond purchases towards Italy. Since Aug 2020

Burning fossil fuels in a perverse effort to escape a fiat money world. Bitcoin unleashed in January 2009 truly is a sign of its times.

China’s long housing boom hit a plateau in 2018. And Beijing is probably quite content with that. But what does a slowing of construction boom

@jonworth @robfordmancs @ProfChalmers Totally ok. This stuff gets hectic .

@jonworth @robfordmancs @ProfChalmers It was always my assumption that this was due to state failure at various levels. I have ZERO stake in the acceptance

@jonworth I never said or even implied any such thing.

Over last half century China has seen industrial growth as never before in history. BUT peak level of manuf in GDP was actually reached in

@jonworth @markhayo @pagaman Im not saying this is an acceptance issue. No doubt the sources of the failure are complex. But it is a failure.