September 18, 2022
RT @RobinBrooksIIF: Markets are trading US core CPI inflation above all other data releases at the moment. The big upside surprise this wee…
RT @RobinBrooksIIF: Markets are trading US core CPI inflation above all other data releases at the moment. The big upside surprise this wee…
RT @peterwildeford: How have US gas prices been able to come down this fast? I definitely didn't expect this. https://t.co/meFiegYw4a
RT @shyam_kumar: “You will ensure that all our Chinese language publications are . . . free of any sensitivities.” says the job advert for…
RT @DenisonBe: Apparently lots of people driving home from APSA through the Vermont border this evening as the border guard asked us if we…
What can you “really” say on Twitter? Read this thread! Amazing! twitter.com/jensensuther/s…
RT @jensensuther: Aristotle is the only philosopher whose metaphysics Hegel essentially just accepts. Aristotle’s one major limitation for…
The neuralgic issue with Germany’s third crisis package was always the financing … with csu and fdp staking out conservative positions the rubber is about to meet the road, twitter.com/mfratzscher/st…
RT @Mij_Europe: Big move by European Commission, recommending a suspension of 65% of EU budget funds for Hungary from three programmes unde…
@policytensor @DanielaGabor When there was serious evidence of general inflation i.e. including wages and no imminent risk of a war-induced recession.
RT @RobinBrooksIIF: German gas imports are literally turning on a dime. In July 2021, Germany imported 70% of its natural gas from Russia (…
RT @heimbergecon: It's quite remarkable: Germany's Finance Minister Lindner took office with speeches that he wanted to be an "enabling min…
@DanielaGabor HI @DanielaGabor love it: At this point we are pushing macrofinance towards real questions of history. I guess given my status quo-conservative reading of 2020 there is no rupture, a change of technique and institutions …
RT @DanielaGabor: finally, seems @adam_tooze is in more revolutionary mode then myself (at least when it comes to central banking).
Update on the 2019 vintage Sardines found in mini bar in hip Sydney hotel … they were delicious. Jet lag munchies got the better of me! Made quite a surreal mixture with Chinese action flics on Australian TV. twitter.com/adam_tooze/sta…
ECB is in a tight spot, but "the vision of an impending paradigm shift in central banking is, I fear, another example of tendency of fin-fiction to generate out of diagnosis of tension the promise of a resolution." Chartbook Newsletter #151 is just out. adamtooze.substack.com/p/chartbook-15… https://t.co/8sGIju6Bwn
RT @polslet: @adam_tooze om pengepolitiske regimer. «The vision of an impending paradigm shift in central banking is, I fear, another examp…
RT @vshih2: So where are they getting the money? Banks. Where are banks getting the money? PBOC . Just think about what’s happening https:/…
@megaflop @jburnmurdoch Sorry. Common short-hand for Advanced Economies.
RT @Zer0Books: Cooper and Taylor of @unconscioushh will join @acidhorizonpod to discuss Lyotard's 'Libidinal Economy' for our monthly postc…
RT @tabouchadi: I love how @jburnmurdoch is educating everyone on social democracy… twitter.com/jburnmurdoch/s…
Why does the US merit the description "poor society" (@jburnmurdoch) if its median income is above AE average? Well look at the American poor and ponder what the concept of a society normally implies! Might s*** society help to disambiguate? ft.com/content/ef2654… https://t.co/U6mIoxXgsT
In Chartbook #151, I argue Fed faces a classic general inflation, whereas EZ is suffering an energy price shock/social crisis. ECB in quandary. From "fan" mail I discover that some commentators do NOT like it when you unhitch ECB from Fed h/t @DanielaGabor adamtooze.substack.com/p/chartbook-15… https://t.co/fU5WWLKHyh
With Zugzwang central banking @DanielaGabor coined a fantastic concept to describe situation of ECB. ft.com/content/2d79d1… But I worry that the game analogy implies a future that is too logical, too deterministic for our messy future. Chartbook #151 adamtooze.substack.com/p/chartbook-15… https://t.co/XyPQ6wrxCf
RT @TheStalwart: I really like this piece from @DanielaGabor ft.com/content/2d79d1… HT: @adam_tooze's latest chartbook
RT @MuseeArmee: Des auteurs d’histoire militaire sont mis à l’honneur au 5e #salon du #livre de l'@armeedeterre. Le thème de cette année…
RT @TheEconomist: The consequences of a strike for industry and agriculture would have been severe: rail accounts for more than a quarter o…
UK & USA are poor societies with rich people in them. So spot on from @jburnmurdoch ft.com/content/ef2654… https://t.co/57YRe1IeQB
RT @alex_callinicos: @adam_tooze ‘Rather than a collapse or an implosion, is it not more likely that things will continue as they have do…
RT @michaelxpettis: Very thoughtful piece by @DanielaGabor:"What if Zugzwang is that last stage of a central banking paradigm, when it impl…
RT @M_C_Klein: "If wages are not rising along with other prices, then you are not dealing with a general inflation at all, but rather a one…
Whereas the Fed is fighting a relatively conventional anti-inflation fight, the ECB find itself facing a more idiosyncratic dilemma. In dialogue with @DanielaGabor Chartbook #151 asks whether we should expect a break in central banking regime. adamtooze.substack.com/p/chartbook-15… https://t.co/7gSq4VbGBZ
RT @EtraAlex: @adam_tooze @DanielaGabor @FTAlphaville Many are looking for a "paradigm shift" back to some kind of 'target zone' approach o…
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