RT @Econ_Marshall: What about companies…
What about companies that have poorly-managed budgets because they pissed hundreds of billions of dollars away in s… https://t.co/07ImWYYxh4
What about companies that have poorly-managed budgets because they pissed hundreds of billions of dollars away in s… https://t.co/07ImWYYxh4
@DEHEdgerton @JBRGreen @William_C_Meade @JohnPMerrick1 @NewLeftReview Lets zoom it. Record and then perhaps… https://t.co/1gEkAkc5FA
As the surge of borrowers tapping existing revolver loans threatens to dent profitability and bankers seek to conse… https://t.co/RRjewKD8m6
Some food deliveries make one happier than others! That’s a lb and a half of salty deliciousness … thank you very… https://t.co/cI15ZrAJTe
The oil glut is general. There used to be a huge spread btw Gulf coast and Midland Texas. That has disappeared.… https://t.co/CwANw5iCL3
At current prices even the lowest cost shale oil plays in the US are not commercially viable, let alone financially… https://t.co/7mn19TAfDk
EM HY is now in territory of the 2008 crisis or worse. @FitchSolutions via @SoberLook https://t.co/uSiuKmKlpy
Fairweather illiberal? Hungary’s economic is taking a huge hit and the difficulties in Germany suggest it will go… https://t.co/I6WNWtPBoW
This isnt a shock to the Turkish economy like 2018. This is much more serious. Huge test for Erdogan’s regime.… https://t.co/aBP3xPF9kn
Twin balances: the sum of Saudi Arabia’s current account and fiscal balance makes for a telling indicator. Right no… https://t.co/j6m2TDaBWY
Every indicator shows the Indian economy on the slide since 2016. But it has now gone off a cliff.… https://t.co/MHnwTJZclH
Right now we could buy a 51% controlling stake in every major fossil fuel company for $350 billion. We could buy th… https://t.co/xdlT0aHMRv
A beautiful sentence indeed, but is it coffee that perfumes the air? https://t.co/WKEV6YiMvL
Vive l'entente cordiale… Very much here for McVities' French marketing for choc digestives: 'They're English, but… https://t.co/D2ywPBUWQq
How can you move the world? This morning I find myself thinking about Archimedes and his lever … https://t.co/IhSfcvaydN
@COdendahl @adam_tooze i asked a lot of proausterity people if they really thought that if germany had entered covi… https://t.co/eov4vcv59E
@Robertlewis2000 @chris_harrod @britcultarchive Sorry to intervene here but the folks in that picture are NOT poor.… https://t.co/vPFEBqS8cr
Has Powell’s Fed gone too far? @dscigliuzzo @ctorresreporter @LisaLeereporter plumb the new depths of moral hazard.… https://t.co/Vm6iFOTBkG
Because the (false) claim that we can only afford our massive rescue measures in Germany because we were austere in… https://t.co/OFcyyef7lL
The Fed’s announcement on 9 April changed the game: "none of the fine print really matters, at least not now. Marke… https://t.co/2luUGN805y
Bloomberg economists now predict a global economic contraction of 4% with significant downside risk in case of publ… https://t.co/lvC4uw5GWl
"Today they stand motionless and bloated with crude that no one will buy.” Great line from great piece by… https://t.co/Fnj5HQvAju
The Brazilian devaluation will send shockwaves through both the Brazilian balance sheet and global agricultural exp… https://t.co/Kfp306jpCF
@William_C_Meade @JohnPMerrick1 @DEHEdgerton @NewLeftReview Hi @JohnPMerrick1 @William_C_Meade I would actually lov… https://t.co/SOt6zkXFMi
@JohnPMerrick1 @DEHEdgerton @NewLeftReview @William_C_Meade Hey John sorry about the punctuated twitter format. I a… https://t.co/70NOO4EUPH
China's credit impulse is reaccelerating but how far will it go? So far very muted compared to any previous severe… https://t.co/14g6r2FXaO
So, yesterday we published the 37th edition of the Politics of Covid-19 Reading List, with plenty of reading recomm… https://t.co/XZfJpBRzMU
Deutschland sollte bei "Wiederaufbau-Fonds" nicht auf zurückzuzahlende Kredite für Italien et al bestehen. Zuschüss… https://t.co/2uzxpTTHt4
Others might call it “intervention” https://t.co/yoT8ybQzxb
Sehr lesenswerter Beitrag von @adam_tooze im @guardian zu #Corona und den Folgen, vor allem in Bezug auf die Staats… https://t.co/Oy4yK7Q67G
@adam_tooze nails it. Very interesting read in @guardian: “Should we be scared of the coronavirus debt mountain?”… https://t.co/xN31754qFv
@johnweeks41 @adam_tooze John, I think Adam is not making a structural point but a political one about the incoming… https://t.co/R20oatQsz8
@ChalleEdouard Yes. Entirely agreed on 1. Apologies for short-hand. Less certain about determination of r*
@federalreserve to @senatemajldr: Drop dead….. https://t.co/rdng1c9FXm
No need for scaremongering about public debt: @adam_tooze here; my similar message in @prospect_uk… https://t.co/3xsqMKEgzA
@JohnPMerrick1 @DEHEdgerton @NewLeftReview Hi John we disagree here 1. Critical history of city is inseparable fro… https://t.co/lqpBdyelB0
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