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"Looking ahead, if job losses continue at the same rate as in recent weeks, the unemployment rate will rise by near… https://t.co/Faf4jdCUHx

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Comparing flu pandemics a century apart -> the always-excellent @foxjust Points out the HUGE change in the labour f… https://t.co/HOPAqpVcG4

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@runzelfool @TheEconomist Point still stands for Bundeswehr in 1988. Pretty formidable force by any reckoning. A NA… https://t.co/wydhdvYWbD

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Access to computers – as opposed to smart phones – is highly conditioned by inequality -> 1/4 low income teens in t… https://t.co/lDIh07shbj

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The Federal Republic of Germany has not always been an inconsequential military power. Until 1989 W Germany (GDR to… https://t.co/wGyW5pmfSy

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ECB “not here to close spreads” Where did Lagarde’s disastrous press conference “gaffe” come from? The line cam… https://t.co/x0ReqSRF3g

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A sign of the extreme derangement in financial markets in mid March was the correlation btw S&P500, gold & Treasuri… https://t.co/AHUlVOGlSv

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If dollar were to follow the 2008 track it would continue to strengthen for at least another month. But the Fed is… https://t.co/PqyoQtuv3K

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@Willow97760061 @bemused3018 Russia returning to key position in global grain markets it occupied before 1914.

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The Fed’s interventions stopped and reversed a panic in America’s market for municipal debt which is crucial for fi… https://t.co/cKXrSuXSDG

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The primary collateralized loan obligation (CLO) markets in the US ground to a halt in mid-March.… https://t.co/r7MteKQ6X9

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Serious excess supply of oil has been weighing on the crude market since 2014. https://t.co/KLnpiDqMHO https://t.co/XLulR5ZMRE

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Christine Lagarde’s $810 Billion Coronavirus U-Turn Came in Just Four Weeks This narrative of event at the ECB in l… https://t.co/93lVfgQf39

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Whenever I see the statistical map of the global wheat market I am taken aback. 5 major exporters on one side (Rus… https://t.co/KIlksR9ctq

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Im finding it really interesting to follow @DovSFriedman reading of Crashed. Thanks for making the connection to De… https://t.co/EbjfNthGSY

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"Economic output in emerging markets is forecast to fall 1.5% this year, the first decline since reliable records b… https://t.co/2Cz2hQktS2

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Eurozone corona life support measures are large but consist mainly of indirect/loan guarantees etc. Austria is the… https://t.co/y1Ze0nQNCi

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The ECB’s 2015-7 QE was very large. Lagarde’s PEPP is even more dramatic. @PictetWM via @SoberLook https://t.co/Glbh35QSGw

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The hit to the heartland of the Italian economy has been dramatic. GDP down. Electricity consumption down.… https://t.co/97gynlf7yO

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What makes US stimulus distinctive when compared to Canada (as to Europe) is the heavy share of direct stimulus v.… https://t.co/zUg1wiTJyj

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Smaller businesses will have the hardest time coping with the corona shutdown. Most likely to suffer scarring. In U… https://t.co/QqWDzTPjRH

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In Los Angeles County, daily output has fallen 35% due to business closures. In Manhattan, it is down 25%; in Cook… https://t.co/R3bKq9vGxz

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@PatPorter76 @politybooks Looks fascinating. Going to order straight away.

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29% of the U.S. economy has suddenly gone idle amid the coronavirus pandemic: "an unprecedented shutdown of commerc… https://t.co/xhTxAq1Zwa

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Rice prices may be spiking, but this is not 2008. Stocks are at far higher levels. The price spike is being produce… https://t.co/d3Zic9nvaJ

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L’Europe a besoin d’une avant-garde pour organiser la réponse budgétaire a la crise | Avec ⁦@b_judah⁩ https://t.co/P8xfUMNIkm

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The debate on "Dollar shortage in EM" is building in global policy circles, even as cross-currency basis normalizes… https://t.co/AkUwk91P1K

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The staggering outflows imply a EM crisis in the making that will later impact the world economy. 84 countries alre… https://t.co/Q5ItiuBsrb

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A MAJOR call for concerted global action at the G20 level in response to the global pandemic. Gordon Brown… https://t.co/UNXyE1Acdc

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Unlike in 2008 we have had good harvests of wheat and rice. But precautionary stockpiling and export bans could cre… https://t.co/xfmq0F8iVV

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73% of Americans have seen their income hit by COVID-19. @FT – @pgpfoundation finding. @LaurenFedor @ChristineZang… https://t.co/vlUBfpgFzz

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@borghi_claudio @GuyChazan @gideonrachman @FinancialTimes Agreed. But the key question is what kind of fiscal const… https://t.co/0oHTltVAgq

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Predicted unemployment rates for US by the summer, exceed worst years of the 1930s recession. The trillion dollar q… https://t.co/8li18Z9zu7

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In terms of discretionary on-budget fiscal policy US stimulus is very large. More than three times that of EZ Big 4… https://t.co/PGOBKLNqEv

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In 2020 Fed’s asset purchases will more than match the expected massive deficit. No doubt it will buy from secondar… https://t.co/neJrMaoUbn

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