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“We do not . . . set a level of quantitative easing and asset purchases in any way related to what the government is going to borrow.” Andrew Bailey @bankofengland So … this graph is a coincidence? Or the result of a third factor? ft.com/content/f92b6c… https://t.co/TCoZibdAPU

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RT @MadameGilflurt: You want sleeves? She’s got sleeves for days! Pingat, c.1885-1890. #frockingFabulous https://t.co/sQtVOkbLNc

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RT @DaveKeating: North Rhine-Westphalia Premier Armin Laschet has won the election to become head of the CDU, making him the most likely su…

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RT @BeschlossDC: Restore Jimmy Carter’s solar panels to roof of West Wing.

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Italy boasts three-times the vaccination rate of France and a 60% greater rate than Germany (though German data is one day behind). twitter.com/MSchularick/st…

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EU/ECB’s lowflation problem is far worse than that of the US/Fed. BUT even US bond markets have never worried about more than 2.5% inflation in last decade. A 1970s-style wage-price dynamic, this aint! @Gavekal @RobinBrooksIIF https://t.co/LASyFM41pl

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2020 left the metabolism of global trade in complete chaos. Surge in Chinese exports -> remarkable spike in container shipping prices. @JeffWeniger @SoberLook https://t.co/kqvFYO2jSd

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China’s share of German exports surged from 1 to almost 8 percent over last 25 years = critical factor in Berlin’s China policy. @FT via @SoberLook https://t.co/MKcpfB2V9z

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You have to focus on America’s non-petroleum trade balance to see the true scale of the current deficit. @SoberLook https://t.co/RA4FbxGqvs

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330 million Americans 40 million firearms background checks in 2020 @jeffsparshott via @SoberLook https://t.co/laFXatMqWH

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Never, in the last decade, has there been more money riding on a declining dollar. @ISABELNET_SA via @SoberLook https://t.co/xI9kKfl33k

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The discrepancy in belief in science btw left and right wing of politics across much of the world is extraordinarily pronounced and very consequential! @DeutscheBank via @SoberLook https://t.co/lpVxE5iMut

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UK is dealing with Brexit shambles, a raging pandemic, government deficit blown out … and, nevertheless, all the best research tells you that UK gilts are a big buying opportunity! E.g @Gavekal https://t.co/bMal4xFIlN

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India’s 7.7% GDP contraction is the worst since independence. bloomberg.com/news/articles/… https://t.co/7OiLhqjMOj

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Expected revenues from rollout of Covid vaccines run into tens of billions of dollars. wsj.com/graphics/covid… https://t.co/L8eCNeQntb

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RT @alfie_stirling: NEW @ONS GDP data for November out today, so have updated that chart again. Important to remember just how unprecedent…

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RT @Public_Citizen: This is unreal. Strictly forbidden from using any of the half-dozen bathrooms inside Jared and Ivanka's house, the Sec…

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RT @TheStalwart: Here's a wild thing that @WillyShih_atHBS talked about on our latest episode about chips. The insane yield math of semico…

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Price of UK fish for export (most of it is) plunges by as much as 80% as it is unclear whether it can clear Brexit paperwork in time to make market in Europe. independent.co.uk/news/business/… https://t.co/P356blz21Z

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RT @hshierholz: The 1.2 million who applied for UI last week was an increase of 304,000 from the prior week. The increase was due in part t…

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RT @hshierholz: Another 1.2 million people applied for UI last week, including 965,000 who applied for regular state UI and 284,000 who app…

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RT @jeannasmialek: This is quite the stat, from Brainard: "Federal Reserve staff analysis indicates that unemployment is likely above 20 pe…

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@JoMicheII Precisely what I meant. Just ran out of characters. Quite the rearguard action they are mounting here.

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RT @RealTimeWWII: The first cracks have appeared in the siege of Leningrad: Red Army troops from within the city embrace fellow Soviet sold…

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RT @RajaKorman: I’ve been trying to do my bit but the European historical term both most necessary and most lacking in US political discour…

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Cant wait for @EdwardGLuce in full Tarantino mode … twitter.com/EdwardGLuce/st…

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“Consensus was wrong after 2008 financial crisis, when many organisations — including this newspaper — advocated fiscal retrenchment. Facts have changed and economists have changed their minds.” KUDOS. BUT talk of “facts”/Consensus is still evasive. ft.com/content/7b6242… https://t.co/RSBeyTl71E

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RT @Aidan_Regan: “That consensus can be wrong was on display after the 2008 financial crisis, when many organisations — including this news…

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"procédure de destitution” = impeachment. Hard not to love French! twitter.com/lemondefr/stat…

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How much more stimulus to expect in 2021? @GoldmanSachs thinks it could be $750bn. Low side surely! thedailyshot.com/2021/01/07/pol… https://t.co/MsDsr468cH

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Ireland was borrowing at negative rates already in 2019. It is now deep in negative yield. @SoberLook https://t.co/W2neFnwcUy

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RT @ReedReports: Just walked into the Capitol to find literally hundreds of troops napping and lining up in the Congressional Visitor Cente…

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RT @munson_jo: Pelosi said her young staffers knew to barricade the door, turn out the lights, and be silent, because they learned it in sc…

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RT @DanielaGabor: this pandemic offered a powerful reminder that Eastern European migrant workers are ruthlessly exploited on Western Europ…

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RT @erinschaff: Inside the Capitol this morning where Speaker Pelosi usually walks to her office. https://t.co/BQIEf5b2s4

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RT @jnordvig: We have a new substack out, on the bond market mayhem of March 2020. While it is a while ago now, it is relevant again as the…

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