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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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Italy's Target2 Deficit Hits Fresh All Time High, Above 25% Of Italian GDP
the Bank of Italy reported that Italy's Target 2 deficit rose to new highs in March at €420bn, from €386bn in February. As a way of comparison, during the peak of the EU Sovereign crisis in 2012 crisis, Italy’s liabilities stood at Eur 290bn.
U.S Stock Funds Suffer Biggest Outflow Since 2015 As Bond Inflows Soar
Bonds recorded $12.4 BN of inflows, the highest in 8 weeks, with Treasuries posting largest inflows in 10 weeks as the "great reflationary rotation" crumbled once again.
Stocks Swing As Latest Truck Terrorist Spooks Markets
First down after the Syrian air strikes, then up (within minutes after the open) despite a poor jobs number, then down once more on the latest "Truck Terrorist", now going back up again, stocks can't make up their mind this morning what to do.
Bonds & Bullion Bid, Stocks & Dollar Skid After Disappointing Jobs Data
10Y Treasury yields fell to a 2.26% handle - the lowest since Nov 18th and breaking the reflation-trade support - after a 4 sigma miss in payrolls this morning.
US Futures Rebound Sharply, Erase All Syrian Airstrike Losses
Markets initially reversed early gains and moved into risk-off mode after the strikes but we are seeing a recovery as we go to print.
Gold Spikes To 5 Month Highs; Stocks, Bond Yields Sink As US Begins Syria Operation
While the initial reaction to Rex Tillerson's statements was relatively understated, the actions of tonight have sparked a much more considerable move in stocks (lower), bonds (lower in yield), and gold (higher).
Wall Street Analysts Respond To Syrian Air Strikes
With stocks tumbling and bonds and bullion bid, Wall Street's best and brightest weigh in on what traders should expect next after news of the cruise missile attack.
Kashkari Slams Dimon: "If Demand For Loans Is High, Why Are You Buying Back Your Stock?"
Kashkari is saying that the reason behind the collapse in loan creation is crashing at the fastest pace since the financial crisis.
SocGen: "The Upcoming Central Bank Reversal Can't Be Helpful For Stocks"
There was nothing to change the view that 2017 will see three rate hikes, but if rate hikes happen concurrently with a shrinking Fed balance sheet, that may have an impact on the terminal Funds rate.
What Happens When The Fed Warns The Market Is Overvalued
Since Greenspan's "irrational exuberance" moment, asset-gatherers and commission-takers have advised ignoring Fedspeak on stocks... historically, that was a mistake for investors.
BofA On Yesterday's Selloff: "A Vacuum Between Monetary And Fiscal Policy Easing"
Yesterday's sharp selloff in the last 90 minutes of trading saw the Dow Jones slide over 200 points on the double whammy of the Fed's unexpected "bubble" warning and Paul Ryan's admission that tax reform is going nowhere fast.
Initial Jobless Claims Suddenly Crash By Most In 2 Years
Having slowly drifted to the highest levels since before Christmas, initial jobless claims collapsed last week by 25,000 to 234k - near 44 year lows. This is the biggest weekly drop since April 2015.
Another Central Bank Throws In The Towel: Czech National Bank Ends Currency Cap, Floats Koruna
Four months ago we showed that according to 6-month EUR/CZK forwards - driven by a recent surge in Czech inflation - the market was convinced the Czech central bank would end its Koruna peg to the Euro sometime before the summer.
Global Stocks Rebound From Overnight Lows, On Edge Ahead Of Trump-Xi Meeting
The S&P plunged in the last 90 minutes of trading on Wednesday led by banks and energy companies. While Asian stocks fall in early trading, European bourses rebounded from session lows alongside the S&P and USDJPY.
Germany Passes Bill To Fine Facebook, Twitter Up To 50m Euros For "Fake News"
Social networks need to ensure that obviously criminal content — as defined by German law — will be deleted within 24 hours and other illegal content after seven days.
Stocks Tumble: Fed Spooks Traders With Bubble Warning
Today was a mess for the bulls, although it could have been much worse. Of course, everyone knows that the Fed will not let stocks drop too low before it re-engages the QE4 "jawbone" machine.
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