Ambrose Evans-Pritchard: Trump Effect Won’t Stop Credit Crunch
Forecasts for the US depend heavily on what Trump might actually get done. Ambrose Evans-Pritchard thinks Mr. Market is out over his skis.
Read more...Forecasts for the US depend heavily on what Trump might actually get done. Ambrose Evans-Pritchard thinks Mr. Market is out over his skis.
Read more...Some specifics of why political risk and central bank policy will make for a wild ride in 2017.
Read more...The discussion of the delayed lift-off in US monetary policy is just the latest episode in a long-lasting debate over the causes of inertia in monetary policy. This column approaches the issue by assuming that psychological drivers can influence the decisions of central bankers. Loss aversion is one source of behavioural bias which can explain delays in changing the stance of monetary policy, including the fear of lift-off after a recession.
Read more...Deutsche came off well in a mortgage settlement with the DoJ, while Barclay’s decision to fight doesn’t look so smart.
Read more...The Monte dei Paschi domino is finally about to fall. But what does that mean in practice?
Read more...Greece tried a surprise move to slip the creditors’ leash. Sadly, it’s not likely to succeed.
Read more...Why you should be worried about the prospect of Steve Mnuchin as Treasury Secretary.
Read more...Why Democrats like Howard Dean believe in and sell austerity snake oil.
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Read more...Financial globalization, meaning high levels of funds movement across borders, has fallen, and that’s a good thing.
Read more...How and why the farm credit system served as the first Federal experiment in using cheap credit as an economic and policy tool.
Read more...Michael Hudson gives a freewheeling interview on some favorite topics like rentier capitalism and why the Great Moderation wasn’t so great.
Read more...The ECB is set to dig its hole even deeper….
Read more...Debt scaremongering is baaack! Why Pete Peterson and his budget falsehoods are a danger to your and your grandkids’ financial health.
Read more...Why China’s fabulously leveraged housing market may finally be on the verge of a long-anticipated implosion.
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