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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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A Reminder Of The "Risk Free" Trade Ahead Of Tomorrow's Fed Announcement
The S&P 500 continues to move higher during the press conference, a testament that on average press conferences continue to deliver ‘dovish’ news.
Qatar Is Running Out Of Dollars
To boost their hard currency reserves, Qatar banks are now offering a premium of as much as 100 basis points over LIBOR to attract dollars from regional banks, some 80 bps higher compared to the rate they offered prior to last week's crisis.
Treasury Concludes Weekly Treasury Sales With Strong, Stopping-Through 30Y Auction
Today the Treasury promptly concluded its weekly sale of Treasurys today ahead of the Fed's 2-day meeting tomorrow, when it sold $12 billion in 30Y paper in a solid auction, with a high yield of 2.87%.
Nasdaq Ramps To Flash-Crash Ledge - Now What?
VIX was slammed back to a 10 handle to enable Nasdaq to ramp up to pre-flash-crash levels from Friday.
Core Producer Prices Rise At Fastest Pace In 3 Years, Above Fed Mandate
May PPI (ex food and energy) rose 2.1% year-over-year, the highest since May 2014, as goods prices tumbled (gasoline, motor vehicles, fresh fruit) while services costs (retailer and wholesaler prices, and residential lending) jumped.
Global Markets Rebound As Tech Rout Ends; Sterling Rises
Asian stocks and U.S. futures gain as investors turn their attention to today's Jeff Sessions testimony as well as tomorrow's barrage of macro data including Yellen, CPI and retail sales.
OPEC Oil Production Rises Most In 6 Months, Hits Highest Since December
OPEC lowered forecasts for Russia production in 2H by 200k b/d, while the overall outlook for non-OPEC supply in 2H was reduced by 200k b/d, vs pledge of total reduction of ~558k b/d.
China Auto Sales Post First Consecutive Monthly Drop Since 2015
After artificially pulling sales forward for all of 2016 with a purchase tax that was cut in half from 10% to 5%, the Chinese auto market is now suffering the consequences of removing that stimulus.
"The Crowd Is Always Wrong" Jack Bogle Says, Urging To Invest At All Time Highs
For 88-year-old Vanguard founder Jack Bogle, there is no better place to be invested right now than the U.S. and he's "all in" with his portfolio split between U.S. equities and bonds.
Citi Warns 'Inversion' Looms As Treasury Yield Curve Slumps To 8-Month Lows
Since the Fed began its 'tightening cycle' in December 2015, the Treasury yield curve (2s10s) has flattened dramatically, tumbling back today towards cycle lows (and well below Trump-election-hope lows).
"Due To Popular Demand" Goldman Starts Covering Bitcoin
It's official: not only has bitcoin officially made its way to Wall Street, but "hedge" funds are now not only actively trading the volatile digital currency, have petitioned Goldman's chief technician, Sheba Jafari to start covering it.
UBS Has Some Very Bad News For The Global Economy
Back in Jan '16 the global credit impulse was positive to the tune of 3.8% of global GDP (of which China comprised 3.5% of global GDP) it has now fallen back to -0.1% of global GDP.
Bitcoin Battered As Stock Ca-Tech-Strophe Continues, US Macro Data Dumps
S&P Technology sector is down over 5% in the last 2 days - biggest 2-day drop since Brexit and FANG Stocks sank once again (after trying to stage a comeback) dropping most since Feb 2016.
US Government Spending Surges 17% Pushing May Deficit 70% Higher; There Is Just One Problem
When the Treasury reported its monthly receipts and outlays data for the month of May at 2pm today, it was more of the same: far more spending than receipts, resulting in a 68.4% surge in the US budget deficit compared to a year ago.
10 Year Auction Tails Despite Strongest Foreign Central Bank Demand Since January
This was the lowest 10Y auction stop since February and was over 20bps below the 2.40% in May.
Is This Why FANG Stocks Rebounded This Morning?
U.S. consumer inflation expectations declined last month to near the lowest levels in the four-year history of a survey conducted by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
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