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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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US Services Economy "Loses Momentum" As Inflationary Pressure Surges
While better than expectations, Markit Services PMI dropped to 3-month lows at 53.9 in December as input prices soared at the fastest rate since July 2015 "which could feed through to reduced consumption.
Global Stocks Rise To 1.5 Year High After Chinese Intervention Halts Dollar Rally
The offshore yuan surged the most on record after the government encouraged companies to stock up on the currency before the week of lunar New Year celebrations.
It's The "Most Volatile" Year For Political Risk Since World War II
"In 2017 we enter a period of geopolitical recession," warns Eurasia Group president Ian Bremmer, adding that international war or "the breakdown of major central government institutions" isn't inevitable, though "such an outcome is now thinkable.
Macy's, Kohl's Crash After Reporting Abysmal Holiday Sales; Cut Guidance; Announce Mass Layoffs, Store Closures
Macy's reported a drop in same store sales slashed guidance and also announced it would close 68 stores, and lay off over 10,000 workers.
Bitcoin Explodes Higher As Chinese Interbank Liquidity Freezes; Overnight Yuan Rate Hits 45%
After a massive short-squeeze sent the offshore yuan soaring during the US day session, overnight yuan deposit rates have exploded 31.5 percentage points higher to 45% - just shy of the record highs.
Crude Confusion As Gasoline, Distillates See Biggest Inventory Build In A Year
Crude prices remain lower since last week's inventory data indicated a surprise (albeit small) build (but bounced today).
Hawkish Fed Minutes Spark VIX Slam, Dow Highs Stop-Run
The initial reaction to the hawkish Fed minutes was the ubiquitous VIX slam which sparked algo buying panic running stops above the opening Dow highs.
Bitcoin Nears Parity With Gold
Bitcoin just topped $1100 for the first time since Dec 2013, bringing it closest to gold ever.
Dow Dumps After Running Yesterday's High Stops
Dow futures exploded vertically at the cash open - perfectly tagging yesterday's highs, running stops - before the algos ran out of ammo.
Risk On: 2017 Stock Rally Continues As Global Inflation Accelerates
Following another day of upbeat economic data, with growing signs that inflation on both sides of the Atlantic is accelerating, investors rediscovered their faith in the Trumpflation rally, pushing global stocks and US equity futures higher.
Offshore Yuan Soars Most In One Year On Fears Of Capital Controls
The Offshore Yuan soared by 0.9% to as high as 6.8950 per dollar as of 7:20pm in Hong Kong. That was the biggest increase on a closing basis since Jan. 11 last year.
There's A Massive Restaurant Bubble, And It's About To Burst
As a restaurant owner you're either moving into a sketchy or "emerging" neighborhood where the rent is cheap but few want to go there, or you're overpaying for an established 'hood and need to be a runaway success from day one.
Luxury Apartment Bust Spreads To Main Street
More than 378,000 new apartments are expected to be completed across the country this year, almost 35% more than the 20-year average, according to real estate tracker Axiometrics Inc.
Few Chinese Sell Yuan On First Day Of New Year After Barrage Of New Capital Controls
Capital outflows have been a growing concern for the Chinese government in the past year as it attempts to put the economy back on track and keep the currency stable without exhausting its foreign exchange reserves.
Tesla Reports Big Miss In Car Deliveries For The Quarter And 2016
Another quarter, another disappointing delivery announcement from Tesla, which moments ago reported that for the fourth quarter and full year, had delivered 22,200 and 76,230 vehicles.
Mexico Responds To Ford's Decision To Scrap Its New Plant
The Mexican ministry said that jobs created in Mexico have contributed to maintaining other manufacturing jobs in the U.S. that would have disappeared to Asian competition.
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