March 14, 2021
RT @LeusderListicle: It’s a lazy Sunday evening, the perfect time for some plumbing with Zoltan. https://t.co/zwlZ7HO6hc
RT @LeusderListicle: It’s a lazy Sunday evening, the perfect time for some plumbing with Zoltan. https://t.co/zwlZ7HO6hc
RT @DominiqueReill: Giving a talk in Italian this week… so I’m going to dedicate nighttime viewing to Italian classics. Tonight: Io la co…
RT @stefeich: Turns out the democratic politics of money is hard as in really hard. But also more necessary than ever. https://t.co/2W7R7pn…
RT @Mark3Ds: @adam_tooze An earlier post on #ErnstJünger’s #WWI memoir, "Storm of Steel" mark3ds.wordpress.com/2016/06/02/mar… #militaryhistory
RT @RebeccaSpang: This is why I have increasingly come to think @IULAMP (Liberal Arts & Management Program; based in @IUCollege) is pure ge…
Was in need of an “intensity fix” so I reread Ernst Jünger’s famous “Total mobilization” essay of 1930, the one that inspired Heidegger and was reviewed by Walter Benjamin … and lets just say that it hit the spot. JEEZUS! What a piece of twisted, twisted genius. https://t.co/31wdZHuaHn
RT @YPFSatYale: The post @adam_tooze references is available on our Systemic Risk Blog here: som.yale.edu/blog/war-finan… & read his latest Cha…
RT @GoodwinMJ: Support for Scotland's independence by age: 18-24: 70% 25-49: 60% 50-64: 38% 65 yr+: 32% YouGov March 8
@haajmen Turns out my spellcheck is forcing that horrible error. I have to manually reverse the z and the s!
Back in 2020 Martin (NY Fed) and Younger (JP Morgan) invoked history to argue that if you need banks to absorb a lot of Treasuries, you need to change capital ratios, as in WWII. Where are we in 2021 with SLRs? Chartbook Newsletter #16 digs in. adamtooze.substack.com/p/chartbook-ne… https://t.co/RCzzRP0wu4
@dandolfa @KimDriver11 @EllisItems @csissoko @GeorgeSelgin @DavidBeckworth Hi @dandolfa seems like a VERY sensible idea, indeed!
RT @santiplata___: Buen descubrimiento la newsletter @adam_tooze twitter.com/crossbordercap…
@haajmen @BJMbraun @NathanTankus @DanielaGabor @leahroseelydown @stefeich @DezernatZ @PhilippaSigl My bad. Sloppy editing. Fixed in the online version 🙁
@haajmen @BJMbraun @NathanTankus @DanielaGabor @leahroseelydown @stefeich @DezernatZ @PhilippaSigl Oh dear. Damn sorry!
What might a democratic politics of money look like? If 2021 is a live experiment, sort of thing we have to make up our minds about is SLR. @BJMbraun @NathanTankus @DanielaGabor @leahroseelydown @stefeich @DezernatZ @PhilippaSigl New chartbook newsletter: adamtooze.substack.com/p/chartbook-ne… https://t.co/j5qmV4JfJa
RT @Tom_J_Holland: Turns out my second hand copy of J. R. McCulloch by D. P. O’Brien used to belong to Istvan Hont! 🤯 https://t.co/IXxPoT65…
@KimDriver11 @journeyheart @EllisItems Ahh! Totally. And from “outside” it is even more so!
RT @journeyheart: @KimDriver11 @adam_tooze @EllisItems Hence Neg Repo rates we saw recently Aus & Jpn CBs interventions Not to mention moun…
@KimDriver11 @EllisItems @csissoko @dandolfa @GeorgeSelgin @DavidBeckworth Ditto … that’s a great reading list!
Wobbles in US Treasury market in recent weeks are nerve-wracking. Do they put in jeopardy the smooth financing of the Biden stimulus? Must we sacrifice limits on bank leverage? The debate right now turns on so-called SLR. Chartbook Newsletter #16 digs in adamtooze.substack.com/p/chartbook-ne… https://t.co/Ncl91yXDUR
RT @jwhandley17: Japan had 23% inflation in 1974 (oil shock), but got inflation back down to under 10% in 1976 and under 5% by 1978. Unempl…
@KimDriver11 @EllisItems Anything I can read on this? Very aware of just scratching the surface.
RT @KimDriver11: @EllisItems @adam_tooze Banks desire reserves – their preferred form of liquidity to meet the LCR ("liquidity coverage rat…
@APHClarkson Totally take your point about the 1989/90 shock. Ill never forget hitchhiking from Berlin to Heidelberg that xmas, Dec 89 it was like some kind of reverse time travel. In one place all hell had broken loose. In the other it was as though nothing had happened.
RT @cbalsalobre: How to explain Normal Distribution to a bro in the gym https://t.co/WZN9JHUm9b
Great Z. Poszar had a wonderful moment on @TheStalwart @tracyalloway Oddlots other day when, in a super technical discussion about SLR, he admitted emotions got better of him. Why? Because Treasury market is heavy stuff! Check out Chartbook Newsletter #16 adamtooze.substack.com/p/chartbook-ne… https://t.co/aaEQYi8anc
RT @artistturner: The Burning of the Houses of Parliament, 1834 #williamturner #turner https://t.co/Y5dR0EuEo1
RT @crossbordercap: Brilliant must-read post by @adam_tooze about SLR and odds of bond crash. Under QE, bank capital requirements go up and…
@APHClarkson Hi Alexander as impressive as is the growth of the Green vote, which growing up in BW in 70s/80s I don’t find surprising, it is the slump of CDU and fragmentation of the rest that IS mind-blowing to me. Btw the two of them, Greens/CDU have only 54%! Amazing.
RT @TheatrumBelli: IN MEMORIAM Pierre Schœndœrffer, romancier, réalisateur, scénariste et documentariste, mort le 14 mars 2012. Il filme l…
RT @WSQ64848116: @adam_tooze @ErikFossing @RobinBrooksIIF @TheStalwart Very good newsletter on the SLR, agree w conclusion on nothing comin…
RT @EllisItems: Smart. Important. Chartbook Newsletter #16 by @adam_tooze adamtooze.substack.com/p/chartbook-ne…
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