May 5, 2023
RT @DmitryOpines: India: "What if we paid you in rupees?" Russia: "But then wouldn't we end up with a lot of rupees?" India: "… yes."…
RT @DmitryOpines: India: "What if we paid you in rupees?" Russia: "But then wouldn't we end up with a lot of rupees?" India: "… yes."…
RT @daniel_dsj2110: "This article examines the different approaches to the relation between law, state and economy in the works of Hans Kel…
RT @_nic_beuret_: The king of England is going to make a killing from climate change. The crown owns most of the seabed around England, me…
Already a dominant player in investment, retail and private banking for rich clients, JPMorgan has lagged behind in the wealth management business catering to mid-wealth clients. First Republic opens the door. ft.com/content/67b09f…
RT @laurimyllyvirta: Are you old enough to remember the "EU going back to coal" story that was passed on from generation to generation as w…
RT @70sBachchan: Perhaps surprisingly, the US is far ahead of European countries in forming political alliances with organized labor @picha…
RT @alanbeattie: Today's Trade Secrets. Higher education exports (i.e. university fees for int'l students) earn more for UK than aerospace…
RT @shihab_idrissi: Chartbook #212 The end of the petrodollar? How macroeconomics may compound geopolitics in shaping the future of the dol…
"JP Morgan is far larger than First Republic" Is this the most redundant chart ever? Was this generated by AI? So many questions @FT ft.com/content/67b09f… https://t.co/zpAKSZumu2
It may not be Sino-Saudi-US antagonism that attenuates petrodollar regime, so much as the rise of US as a major energy exporter. Chartbook newsletter on dynamics of dollar-commodity nexus. tinyurl.com/5e8xs9jn https://t.co/sHSzw4FmYj
What happens in the commodity price-dollar nexus may turn out to be at least as important for future of $ as the repercussions from sanctions and geopolitical tension. Indeed it may be interconnected with them. Read and sign up for Chartbook newsletter: tinyurl.com/5e8xs9jn https://t.co/kTh1G0QDPU
Recent debates about the future of the $ have been driven above all by sanctions, geopolitics etc. But those effects are compounded by massive macroeconomic pressures in the $-commodity price nexus. Read and sign up for Chartbook newsletter here: adamtooze.substack.com/p/chartbook-21… https://t.co/MmSOGRphZM
RT @IvanWeigandi: Chartbook #212 The end of the petrodollar? How macroeconomics may compound geopolitics in shaping the future of the dolla…
RT @KGravas: From another excellent Chartbook by @adam_tooze. The end of the petrodollar? How macroeconomics may compound geopolitics in…
RT @RealTimeWWII: In Amsterdam, members of the Dutch Resistance, who have fought against Nazi occupation of the Netherlands for five years,…
RT @zeithistoriker: Grand hed gives way to slightly gloomy conclusion in this excellent overview of the state of affairs from @EricLevitz h…
RT @marxnd: Chartbook #212 The end of the petrodollar? How macroeconomics may compound geopolitics in shaping the future of the dollar syst…
RT @Phil_Free_: The South Asian Polycrisis, by @adam_tooze open.substack.com/pub/adamtooze/…
RT @x_delcourt: "It is by the interaction between macroeconomics, macrofinance and geoeconomics that the dollar system’s future will be dec…
RT @policytensor: These underlying correlations contain a clearer signal of global macro regime change than, say, the level of inflation, i…
RT @dbcurren: "The #dollarsystem is a constantly evolving and shifting #assemblage that is entangled with both the #global #businesscycle a…
RT @ArthurAsseraf: What’s France’s longest border? With Spain? With Belgium? With Italy? Why not it’s with BRAZIL of course!!! A threa…
RT @mbostock: Updated my plot of bank failures. 😬 observablehq.com/@mbostock/bank… https://t.co/tfPNNEUrjb
“You can’t expect auditors to know a bank run is coming” said Kecia Williams Smith, a former auditor and regulator “What is fair is to ask about an auditor’s risk assessment and audit procedures.” So they ought to be able to assign a high run-probability? ft.com/content/feb339…
FDIC estimates that a $2.5mn limit on insurance for business payment accounts “would likely cover payroll for a large proportion of small- and medium-sized businesses”. ft.com/content/4777c0…
RT @jacobin: This week, we're offering solidarity digital subs for $1, and print ones for $10. Subscribers get four beautiful new issues a…
RT @RajaKorman: People keep trotting this out, and while The General Theory has done lot of good, the essay on national self sufficiency is…
The whole concept of the "democratic world" is so question-begging in current context. twitter.com/daniel_dsj2110…
"At First Republic, there was still some optimism that the bank could escape being shut down, and the bank stepped up its efforts to bring the Biden administration on board with advisers drawn from ranks of Obama admin including Jim Messina & Peter Orszag" ft.com/content/5fbdf5…
RT @michaelxpettis: Interesting article by William Bratton on what it might mean for the rest of Asia if the US and the EU try to match Chi…
RT @ticiaverveer: Around 2,200 years ago, the artist Hephaistion left his signature on a mosaic floor in the form of a piece of parchment h…
RT @AchimTruger: Allen einen wunderschönen und sonnigen 1. Mai!😀 https://t.co/gI3FIDak4i
RT @artinsociety: Edward Hopper’s tightly-cropped depiction of the stairway at 48, Rue de Lille, where he stayed during his 1906/7 visit to…
RT @DrScottJames: The days when the BBC made documentaries about Raymond Williams youtu.be/xppbtVsOwJI https://t.co/lRrM4j3GOF
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