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Tyler Durden (pseudonym) is thelead writer at ZeroHedge. Tyler represents the idea that a return to truly efficient markets is a possibility and a necessity. After having experienced the inner workings of capitalism at various asset managers and advisors, Tyler believes that the current model is ...more

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Texas Nat Gas Prices Turn Negative As Drillers Chase Oil Sales
As the U.S. benchmark oil price, West Texas Intermediate, hit $85 per barrel—the highest level in nearly six months, Texas producers keep pumping crude, but their wells also produce gas, which basically has nowhere to go.  
Stocks Surge, Goldgasms To Record High After "Adjusted" PPI Sparks Buying Frenzy
What started off as another ugly day with stocks tumbling and yields surging following yesterday's VaR-shock-inducing CPI print, quickly reversed after the market - in its infinite stupidity - took what was a hot PPI print.
Ugly 30Y Auction Tails For First Time Since November, Lowest Foreign Demand Of 2024
The bid to cover dropped from 2.472 in March to 2.367, the lowest since November, and obviously below the 6-auction average of 2.37.
Producer Prices Rose At Fastest Pace In A Year In March
After yesterday's CPI surge, PPI followed along, with headline producer prices rising 0.2% MoM (+0.3% MoM exp), pushing the YoY PPI to +2.1% (+2.2% exp) from +1.6%, the highest since April 2023.
Goldman Is "Taking Profits On Tech & Moving To Other Sectors"
'Sell, Mortimer, sell!' That seems to be the message from Goldman Sachs Asset Management, who told Bloomberg today that they are taking profits from high-flying technology shares and putting the money into cheaper companies.
Pump-Prices Surge To 6-Month Highs Ahead Of CPI, Crude Inventories See Another Build
Crude prices slipped lower today, but never recovered, as traders weighed prospects for a ceasefire in Gaza against ongoing risks to oil supplies in the Middle East.
Ugly 3Y Auction Tails The Most In Over A Year As Foreign Buyers Flee Ahead Of CPI
The high yield of today's auction was 4.548%, up markedly from last month's 4.256% and the highest since November's 4.701%.
Bitcoin & Bullion Back Near Record Highs As Rate-Cut Bets Battered
Ahead of the event risk of CPI, PPI, and FOMC Minutes this week, stocks ambled along while the STIRs market eviscerated more rate-cut hope, sending Treasury yields higher and gold and crypto also soared amid 'policy error' fears.
Goldman Offers "Burst Of Bullish Coverage" On Soaring Uranium Stocks
As we have been harping on for the last couple of years, uranium stocks are continuing their long-awaited ascent. The sector has experienced a significant boost, with spot prices surging 40% over the past year.
Credit Card Debt Surges To New All-Time High, Just As Card APR Rates Hit Fresh Record
The latest acceleration in credit card debt comes as a surprise for several reasons.
'Cocoa Could Double From Here' - Oil-Bull Andurand Gets Greedy On Chocolate
Oil trader Pierre Andurand suffered record losses last year in the commodities world, though the money manager has so far crushed it on the cocoa trade. 
U.S. Gas Price Hits Highest Level In Six Months Amid Speculation Biden Will Drain More Oil From Petroleum Reserve
The current average price of a gallon of regular gasoline is some 20 cents higher than the $3.352 average one month ago, according to data from AAA, and is 7.2 cents per gallon higher than at this time last year.
Jobless Claims: Spot The Odd (Government-Supplied) One Out
The number of Americans filing for jobless benefits for the first time last week rose from 212k to 221k (SA) to its highest since January.
Biden Halts Attempts To Refill SPR As Oil Price Soars
Now that WTI is back to $86 and the Biden admin has completely missed its window to add some more oil to the SPR
ADP Employment Report Shows Wage-Growth Explode Higher In March
Expectations were for a small increase in jobs added MoM in today's ADP Employment Report, but instead we saw a sizable jump from +155k to +184k jobs added in March, the highest since July.
China Is The World Leader In Battery Recycling
China was the leading country for this type of battery recycling in 2021, with 188,000 tons of existing and planned lithium-ion battery recycling capacity per year. It was followed by Germany and the United States.
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