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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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Forget Deutsche Bank, These 2 American Banks Are Now "The Most Systemically Dangerous In The World"
Citigroup Inc., Bank of America Corp. and Wells Fargo & Co. all face higher capital surcharges after they rose in the Financial Stability Board’s latest ranking of the most systemically important banks in the world.
Futures Flirt With Records As Asian Stocks Rise; Commodities, Dollar Take A Breather
In a quiet overnight session in which Japan was closed, European shares are mixed as financials and auto weigh, Asian stocks rise led by materials while S&P futures little changed against a backdrop of the continuing commodity rally.
Muni-Massacre Leaves Bonds Most-Oversold Ever
U.S Municipal Bond yields have now risen for 10 straight days, spiking from 1.72% to 2.34% today - the highest since July 2015.
Helicopter Money Has Arrived... And Nobody Noticed: Here's Why
Japanese and European bond investors will now be unwittingly funding Trump's vision to "make America great again", while China and Saudi Arabia can hold the US hostage with threats of Treasury liquidation.
Oil Slides After Bigger Than Expected Gasoline Build
After a day of frenetic OPEC headlines being all that matters, oil traders may briefly focus on fundamentals as API reports an unexpectedly large build in gasoline inventories.
WTI Jumps Back Above $48 After OPEC Meeting Said To End "Successfully"
Having earlier seen half of OPEC say "no deal" or "unfair", OPEC sources now say that the meeting has ended "successfully"... Whatever that means.
Oil Slides: OPEC "Deal" Suddenly In Jeopardy
Oil spiked and pushed stocks to new all-time highs after the Nigerian OPEC delegate Ibrahim Waya said that not only is "everyone on board" ahead of the November 30 Vienna cartel summit.
Existing Home Sales Surge To Feb 2007 Highs Before Huge Spike In Mortgage Rates
October saw existing home sales surge to 5.60mm. These are deals essentially done in August and September - weeks before mortgage rates exploded higher - and with median home prices hitting new highs, it is hard to see how this is sustainable.
Oil Slides After Iran, Iraq, Indonesia Said To Have "Reservations" About Proposed 4.5% Production Cut
After the last few days melt-up in WTI because "an OPEC deal is certain," it seems Iraq is ready to spoil the party once again. Sending WTI (Jan17) tumbling from over $49 to a $47 handle.
S&P Set To Open At All Time High, Boosted By Rising Crude On More "OPEC Deal Optimism"
European and Asian stocks rose after the early scare from the latest Fukushima quake dissipated when all Tsunami warnings were cancelled.
'Trader Tantrump' Sparks Biggest Ever Emerging Market Bond Outflows As Dollar Soars
As the US Dollar surges on the intermingled themes of Trumponomics' inflation and higher rates, EM and Asian FX rates are collapsing to Lehman crisis lows as the rest of the world suffers despite US equity gains.
Struggling Euro Zone Nations Increasingly Forced To Turn To Hedge Funds For Debt Funding
Struggling nations like Spain, Italy, Belgium and France have seen a 3x increase in debt issuance allocations to hedge funds.
The Percentage Of Stocks In A Bear Market Is Growing
In the developed market, the percentage of stocks in a bear market has doubled from 11% in late September to 22% as of Friday’s close. EM stocks have fared worse as 44% of stocks are in bear market.
Equity Market Melt-Up Continues: Dow Futures Top 19,000, S&P Breaks 2,200
Dow futures over 19,000 and S&P futures over 2,200. Bonds are flat, USD/JPY is flat, and offshore yuan is modestly weaker once again. After the squeeze-fest from the Trump win, oil is now in charge tick for tick of stocks.
Canadian Bank Starts Charging Negative 0.75% Rate On Most Foreign Cash Balances
Starting on December 22, for one of Canada's most reputable financial institutions, BMO Nesbitt Burns, it will be as if the Canadian bank has cut its deposit rate on most currencies, to match the deposit rate of Switzerland.
US Treasury Risk Spikes To 3 Year High Versus Stocks
US Treasury bond risk is at its highest in 9 months as US equity risk hovers back near 2-month lows pushing the relative risk to its highest since Aug 2013.
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