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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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Oil Algos Shocked As US Crude Production Crashes Most In Over 5 Years
WTI prices are slightly higher (driven more by OPEC jawboning) as last week's API errors are still on traders' minds, but DOE confirmed a big crude draw but notable builds in gasoline and distillates surprised.
US-German Bond Spread Surges To Highest Since 1999
The spread between German and US sovereign bond yields is the widest since the start of the EU in 1999, but EUR/USD appears to have decoupled (just as it did in 2009 and 2013).
Housing Starts, Permits Collapse In September (Spoiler Alert: It Wasn't Just The Storms)
Housing Starts were supposed to drop just 0.4% in September but crashed 4.7%.
Small-Caps Seeing Historic Squeeze
As U.S. large-cap stocks continue to make new highs seemingly every day, the small-caps are doing something remarkable. Or, more accurately, it is what they aren’t doing that is remarkable.
Dow Futures Over 23,000: Dollar, Global Stocks Jump As China Congress Begins
The dollar continues to strengthen, buoyed by speculation that the next Federal Reserve chair will be more hawkish, as volatility in major currencies fell to a three-month low, while Treasury yields rose.
Airbus Takes On Boeing By Striking Deal For Bombardier Ownership Stake
Airbus and Boeing are each other's primary rival. By acquiring the ownership stake in the C-Series, Airbus is killing two birds with one stone.
Americans' Economic Confidence Turns Negative For First Time Since Election
Americans' confidence in the U.S. economy tilted slightly negative last week for the first time in 2017. Gallup's U.S. Economic Confidence Index was -1 for the week ending Oct. 15, down seven points from the previous week.
WTI Shrugs Despite Huge Crude Draw
A V-shaped recovery in WTI/RBOB today (amid a dollar reversal at the EU close and chatter about a big crude draw) led prices higher into the API print (but after last week's 100% incorrect API vs DOE reversal, who knows what it means).
Dow Fails To Hold 23,000 As Yield Curve Carnage Continues
The Dow is now up 17% YTD - crushing bonds and bullion.
Peso Surges After NAFTA Ministers Announce Extension Of Talks Beyond Year-End Deadline
The Mexican Peso surged by 1.5%, the most in 4 months, after Nafta negotiators announced they had successfully completed the 4th round of talks and agreed to extend negotiations past the year-end deadline.
Peso, Loonie Spike After NAFTA Discussions End With "Success"... Delay Until 2018
NAFTA negotiators said they "successfully completed" Round 4 of their discussions... adding that talks will be extended past the end-2107 deadline (odd definition of success?).
Dow Hits 23,000 - There's Just One Thing
Just four weeks since The Dow crossed 22,000...but thanks to Goldman, Boeing, Caterpillar, 3M, and JPMorgan.
US Industrial Production Data Dashes 'Survey-Driven' Hopes Of Manufacturing Renaissance
Aggregate industrial production for the US remains 2% below its 2014 peak. Manufacturing Surveys have all been soaring heading into today's IP print.
Critical Threats To 2017's Bull Market - Part 1: Macro View
While the idea that anything could go wrong in global stock markets is simply incomprehensible to most, macro strategist Mark Cudmore dares to mention a few of the more prescient 'known unknowns' that could hamper the meltup for the rest of the year.
Global Stocks Just Shy Of Record Highs As Dollar, Yields Rise On Taylor Tension
Global markets traded near all-time highs on Tuesday, with S&P futures, Asian shares and European stocks all flat this morning, while oil continued to gain on Kurdish geopolitical concerns while most industrial metals fell.
"This Is The Catalyst For Everything": Deutsche Sees Only Two More Rate Hikes Before The Fed Loses Control
Imagining a scenario if the Fed continued to hike rates without any perceptible increase in wages and thus, long-term inflation expectations.
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