ADAM TOOZE

Politics all the way down: 72% of Democrats think US COVID-19 understate true deaths as do 44 % of independents. 50… https://t.co/qsvtYEoHHC

Given track record of their colleagues in us police, isn’t the question @dandrezner whether they need orders to sho… https://t.co/QdndScy5tM

Treasury-Fed accord: “Unless inflation (of 21%) is controlled, it could prove to be an even more serious than more… https://t.co/UQQXTOjHho

39% of Canadian workers have filed for unemployment insurance through the country’s Emergency Response Benefit, whi… https://t.co/UpdCKL0Qdo

COVID-19 is delivering huge shock to debt to GDP ratios worldwide. In many cases it is rendering austerity implausi… https://t.co/LVgz580Vmt

Alexandre Alekhine – dominant chess player of the interwar period. Anti-Soviet exile in France.… https://t.co/E2GxUHfRel

We talk a lot about the EU caught btw USA & China. But Australia is far more exposed to China than US & the EU

Great news … congratulations to @PeterVerovsek on the appearance of his new book: Memory and the future of Europe… https://t.co/tCXKHwxias

If you are wiling to regard “velocity of money” in a mechanical fashion as a leading indicator of inflation then th… https://t.co/7OWG7aSPmi

@ArborData @SoberLook As various folks have pointed out, it isn’t just Fed interventions in play here. The recovery… https://t.co/d7NpBpmrk5

@nosunkcosts @michaelxpettis @SoberLook Thank you. Very helpful.

@michaelxpettis @SoberLook And PBoC happy to see the yield surge from 2.4 to 2.8 in a matter of weeks? Seems pretty major!

Hard not to agree with @TheStalwart Of triptych of issues I addressed in LRB piece https://t.co/dWR7VUxESu – US/… https://t.co/6uAqwSC4la

Beijing can bully Hong Kong, but replacing it as a financial center will have real costs, if it has to …… https://t.co/4pfN9svd6y

For over 20 yrs, when I give talks abt journalism I start by saying the industry is going through two parallel cris… https://t.co/vuZdfEyMUB

Major release of online historical material by the ECB Archives …. https://t.co/fXwkXaX5gK

Much of the additional EU expenditure under the 🇪🇺 Recovery Instrument – about 310 bn in 2018 prices – will be spen… https://t.co/nlkRGaiIRv

Brown Stimulus: We need to talk about the HIGHLY selective positive impact that the Fed’s stimulus measures have de… https://t.co/7N6CyXKwjG

Who, measured by credit spreads, benefited most from Fed intervention in HY debt market? Independent energy Oil fi… https://t.co/dCt64wbItB

Stalin and Voroshilov his most loyal military comrade back to defense of Tsaritsyn in 1918. These colorizations are… https://t.co/OdkNPJZD1j

Japanese investors loaded up on US sovereign debt in March to tune of c. $46bn and offloaded French sovereign debt… https://t.co/H4G9ENHcdT

@paulmasonnews I did and this is an early grouping. Not names I was very familiar with …

This looks bona fide fascinating from @DrBenWheatley unfortunately @columbialib do not have subscription to that jo… https://t.co/yM6SUVpIU8

@Citi @Google @amazon 2. In a corporate blog post titled "I can't breathe, @citi says it "cherishes diversity and i… https://t.co/S6ZPU7tptn

America as “battle space”, as viewed by other people: ”Journalists live on air, for Australia’s version of Good Mor… https://t.co/TA8i2JJNwg

How the world sees the American “battle space” … German Die Linke Party requests a special sitting of Bundestag… https://t.co/BdwW7jTXSd

This brilliantly colorized image of Lenin is eerie … hard to imagine the Bolshevik revolution in color.… https://t.co/d06hWGI9nq

Should we be surprised that the PBoC is allowing this increase in 10 yr bond yields? @michaelxpettis Data from… https://t.co/oNSfGW3cs3

High-frequency spending data suggest that US consumption is crawling back: from trough of 71% of normal in late Mar… https://t.co/LuegpFcbU0