Oil Prices Are in the Dumps, but Why?
The market thinks the trade war will ax demand, which is pretty good now.
The market thinks the trade war will ax demand, which is pretty good now.
CME futures overwhelmingly indicate a further dip will come in September.
Then, the 3-month Treasury could dip below the 10-year, and dispel this dreaded recession portent.
A 7% rise in liabilities offset a 4% gain in assets during Q2.
Alan Greenspan and others say it’s for insurance, just in case things go wrong.
Prophetic on Lehman in ’08, hedge fund operator claims rating agencies go too easy on debt-laden companies.
So says UBS’s chief, as the Fed, the ECB, and other central banks eye easing.
As the trade war winds on with no end in sight, companies are not waiting around to see what happens, BlackRock chief finds.
Mortgage rates are on the way down, which should boost affordability and home building starts.
The hedge fund kingpin says the allure of stocks will wane.
More US goods bought, less tech transfer, and an enforcement mechanism. Maybe.
But even if they stay in the black, they will be puny compared to 2018’s blowout.