ADAM TOOZE

Economist nicely maps the contorted state elections in Germany with SPD/Green candidates backing Merkel v. CDU https://t.co/g9HodMxK6M

Great analysis: German state elections indicative of crisis of party politics https://t.co/PTwiPer74s

Amazing image of British tank being used during Kapp Putsch in March 1920 https://t.co/WiOg7XLIPn

Europe draws red lines on Turkey migration deal https://t.co/X3F7wJQqh0 via @POLITICOEurope

EM corporats repay $ debt whilst leveraging up in local currency https://t.co/TJs9zc0QUd via @FT

A last chance to unify Ukraine? As oligarchs and politicians jostle to try to bridge Donbas and Kiev https://t.co/2nGcM2y3bQ via @FT

Very good on China’s economy shifting gear with SOE investment surge driving self-sufficiency in key raw materials https://t.co/CaXeJLeTNx

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UBS coco bond attracts orders over $7.8bn following ECB action. https://t.co/r1kvAwM3ku

AfD in Baden-Württemberg sucked 190,000 voters away from CDU and 90,000 from SPD https://t.co/ooXcMavtiM via @Judy_Dempsey

Welcome to Darth Selmayr's 'Debt Star' https://t.co/idrNenKfJr via @POLITICOEurope

@adam_tooze Have to say much prefer German demographic categories to ABCDE ones we have to struggle with analysing UK elections.

Germany Regional elections: CDU struggling to control narrative. Protecting Merkel at expense of their candidates https://t.co/ivEZUzulqe

Ukraine’s pro-western reform project hangs in the balance https://t.co/w71Kx4m8Hi via @FT

With 70 % of global capacity operating at a loss Norilsk calls for nickel production to be reduced https://t.co/Gerg16FdPZ via @FT

Munchau: European Central Bank has lost the plot on inflation undermining effectiveness of low rate policynhttps://t.co/HgELlvuUA8 via @FT

RWE move sparks investor unrest amongst muncipal shareholders https://t.co/WJW1us0n5Y via @FT

Angela Merkel suffers dramatic setback in regional elections with huge AfD surge https://t.co/5JlNtxSSgg via @FT

The Li Keqiang Index is dead, long live the new Li Keqiang Index https://t.co/twHeavhleb

Fed primer—@adam_tooze (https://t.co/lECIznfajy) and @Tim_Shenk (https://t.co/2dFxGlkV1q) review BBs memoir at @thenation and @NewLeftReview

2009 Deutsche’s assets US$2,146 bn, 40 % derivatives. J.P. Morgan $2,032 billion 4 % derivatives. On same basis JPM assets US$ 3.5 trn.

Old but good piece on the Scottish nationalism that fuelled the ascent of RBS to become biggest bank in the world https://t.co/GpAnhln41O