ADAM TOOZE

Mentions of the words "proportionate," "proportional," "efficient," and “effective” in ECB minutes. Could BVerfG po… https://t.co/5fC3m6X3Js

Predicted Pre-Provision Net Revenue is the key starting for the Fed’s stress-testing. It is point where revenue/cos… https://t.co/SSOuAHrNQX

Lets talk about that swoosh … California, Texas and Florida collectively account for nearly 30 per cent of the US e… https://t.co/1ZYQewYzuh

What @martinwolf_ called: "capitalism with the least possible risk-bearing capital” https://t.co/zTuGrPmYhX Beauti… https://t.co/rElU5xhuFJ

.Thanks for spreading the word about #asteroidday. Let us be the first to wish you #happyasteroiday .… https://t.co/5N6q8xGg5P

⁦@adam_tooze We talked about a ‘Chernobyl moment’ for Xi as though this was a crisis happening in an obscure town b… https://t.co/AK0UwYbtY9

Nitty gritty of Fed Stress tests is fascinating: e.g. Amex projected credit card losses < 1/2 those for Capital One… https://t.co/ZUi1kULyOB

As the Vale disaster demonstrated in 2019, tailings are one of the most dangerous waste products of the mining indu… https://t.co/wjSpVkLI8Y

In early 2020 we talked about a “Chernobyl moment” for Xi’s regime, as though this was a crisis happening in 1980s… https://t.co/SnPX4g2nNs

The huge surge in corporate debt issuance has benefited the usual investment banking suspects. JP Morgan leading th… https://t.co/jFAd6c0AZO

Commercial and industrial loan losses and credit card losses are the two largest categories of loan losses at $114… https://t.co/WZI0QFaOEq

“It took more than three months for the world to record 1 million cases of Covid-19. The latest 1 million cases wer… https://t.co/tO3k6sP8HH

"There could be investor strikes in fixed-income of kind that disrupted markets in the 1970s.” If the 1930s, New D… https://t.co/jsRFKfozKc

All that debt, which corporate borrowers have been issuing, with the backstop by the Fed, it generates some nice fe… https://t.co/8z79pMBfCy

"If Chinese or European-style suppression is off the table, the focus must be on low-cost mass testing and a global… https://t.co/KS3qylOtZr

Gearing up for the publication of the @BIS_org Annual Economic Report, in its 90th anniversary, this just came in t… https://t.co/oQr7hxuYIy

…surpluses and more state-sector investment. The former I would argue is bad for the world and the latter bad for China.

Locusts have arrived in Delhi. Exactly 5 months after @sunitanar warned that the locust attack in western deserts a… https://t.co/otAlTtUsKJ

Drunk bloke on street: I am Napoleon Bonaparte Media: we’re now joined by a panel of esteemed historians to explo… https://t.co/YJq4D2Rfru

Never forget that this week it's 500 years ago since this palatial room in St Ludwig witnessed Charles V being crow… https://t.co/byNG7gcW5D

"A new strain of flu that has the potential to become pandemic has been identified in China by scientists. It emerg… https://t.co/XXxpmvM3Fl

As of March, 245 CLOs owned about $435 million of loans owed by Hertz Global Holdings, Neiman Marcus and J.Crew. In… https://t.co/WULya3pwJy

In 2013, luxury retailer Neiman Marcus was bought for $6.2 billion, with mostly borrowed money in the form of bonds… https://t.co/gePwZuXBbd

The many Green victories in the French municipal elections illustrate something I wrote last year: while we have be… https://t.co/5G2BIGbjiL

The rebound in “comfort” amongst America’s consumers varies strongly by income class. Predictable but reassuring to… https://t.co/j2T7lu2BKq

Back in the day Newsweek (inspired by Ucello) had Carter (not) slaying the inflation dragon. H/t @michaelsderby… https://t.co/OqTbiu9gL9

Shale boom made U.S. into world’s largest producer of both oil & gas. But in doing so, companies burned through c.… https://t.co/Z2ALsELxZw

If you had to put a number of the unemployment rate in the US right now, 15% would be about right. Holding steady o… https://t.co/jvQT8yZNLv

Almost a third of U.S. shale producers are technically insolvent with crude at $35 a barrel i.e. they will face pro… https://t.co/ce47Rqdinc