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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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"Cheapest" US Treasuries In 3 Years Spark Japanese Bond Selling, Send 10Y JGB Yields Positive At 8-Month Highs
At 225bps, the extra yield gained from buying 10Y US Treasuries over 10Y JGBs appears to have been the catalyst for tonight's sudden moves in bond markets.
Bond Bloodbath Becomes Buying-Panic As Treasury Yields Tumble Most Since June
The yield on the 10Y US Treasury note is now 12bps 'cheap' to the dividend yield from the S&P 500 - the highest since Dec 2015...
Bonds Are 'Cheapest' To Stocks In A Year As Cross-Asset-Class Correlation Collapses
The last time bonds were this 'cheap' to stocks, 10Y yields collapsed 45bps and the S&P plunged 13% (before a panicked wave of coordinated central bank buying saved the world).
Italian Bond Yields Explode To 18-Month Highs As Deutsche Sees 'Italeave' Odds At 60%
Italian bonds yields are exploding higher (despite Draghi's foot on the scales) following Trump's populist-encouraging victory just a few shorts weeks ahead of Italy's referendum vote.
Yuan Is Crashing
Offshore Yuan is down a stunning 600 pips, crashing to fresh record lows while bonds have modestly rallied in the last hour, it appears the selling is set to resume.
As Stocks Turn Red, The Dow-Nasdaq Divergence Is The Biggest Since 2002
The decoupling between The Dow (well just a few stocks within The Dow really) and The Nasdaq is now at its widest in over 14 years (surpassing 2007 and 2003 peak divergences).
Oil Tumbles After BMI Slashes Probability Of OPEC Deal Due To Trump Victory; Dollar Surges
It remains to be seen if Trump has changed his view on the Iran deal that would benefit Saudi Arabia while making millions of US motorists sad once gas prices spike should Iran's 1mmbpd in excess oil supply be taken offline.
"A Barrage Of Fed Speakers": The Key Events In The Coming Very Busy Week
The key economic releases this week are retail sales on Tuesday, PPI on Wednesday and CPI on Thursday. There are several scheduled speaking engagements from Fed officials this week, including Chair Yellen’s testimony before Congress on Thursday.
Markets In Turmoil: Global Bond Bloodbath, Currency Rout Accelerates As Stocks Erase Early Gains
S&P 500 Index futures were down modestly, wiping out a gain of as much as 0.5%, The Stoxx Europe 600 Index is likewise fading its early gains of 0.9%, after rallying last week by the most since July.
Chaos Ensues As Europe Splinters In Response To Trump: UK, France, Hungary Snub EU Emergency Meeting
A combination of Trump’s election and Britain’s vote to leave the EU had triggered calls for a total overhaul of the EU’s foreign and defense policy, with Berlin and Paris demanding greater integration.
China Money Market Rates Spike To 1-Month Highs As Yuan Hits 7-Year Lows
In what appears to be yet another effort to spook shorts out of speculative positions in offshore Yuan, China appears to have tamped down its liquidity spigot driving overnight HIBOR rates up a shocking 194bps to 3.53% - the highest in over a month.
Gold Drops To 9-Month Lows As Market Mayhem Resumes At Asia Open
Gold is now down over 10% from pre-Trump highs. USDJPY has jumped back above 107.00 (to 4-month highs), extending its move to a stunning 6 handles since Trump's victory lows.
One Hedge Fund's Warning: "What’s Good For The US In This Case, Is Not Good For Emerging Markets"
A week ago One River Asset Management CIO, Eric Peters issued a note predicting that after years of failure to kindle economic animal spirits, the "magic formula" to boost inflation involved a victory by none other than Donald Trump.
What "The World's Most Bearish Hedge Fund" Thinks Of The Trump Presidency?
October was not a good month for the "world's most bearish hedge fund" Horseman Global Management, which suffered another steep drop, losing 5% in the month, and down 5.5% YTD.
What Happens Next (For Stocks And Bonds)?
The "Buy and Hold" narrative spewed by every asset-gatherer and commission-taker is perhaps far better understood as "buy and hold on tight" for many, equity exposure is simply inappropriate (or too scary).
Is Trump's $1 Trillion Privately Funded Infrastructure Plan Feasible?
President-elect Trump has made a $1 trillion infrastructure investment one of his first priorities as president, promising in his victory speech early Wednesday morning to “rebuild our highways, bridges, tunnels, airports, schools, hospitals.”
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