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Television will eventually follow the path of print newspapers and slowly disappear.
My daughter and most of her friends don’t even have a TV-set anymore. Those who control social media will accumulate enormous political power as we go forward. Source: Michel A.Arouet
With Powell's remarks, Wall Street's hopes for a March rate cut (once 97%) officially hit 0.
With Powell's remarks today, Wall Street's hopes for a March rate cut (once 97%) officially hit 0. "Maybe he should consider using models that have been consistently accurate, instead of listening to those who give him 'different answers' (his words) that have been consistently wrong." From : Mitchel Krause, hedgeye : With Powell's remarks today, Wall Street's hopes for a March rate cut (once 97%) officially hit 0. "Maybe he should consider using models that have been consistently accurate, instead of listening to those who give him 'different answers' (his words) that have been consistently wrong." From : Mitchel Krause, hedgeye :https://app.hedgeye.com/insights/147337-mitchel-krause-how-wall-street-s-hopes-for-march-cuts-quickly-collaps?type=guest-contributors
BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF pulled in a MASSIVE $788m yesterday.
It smashed the previous record of $612m. They could be taking in +$1 Billion a day soon. Source: Bitcoin archive
France's 2023 Deficit 'Significantly' Above 4.9%' (BBG)
France's budget (in)discipline... Since the Great Financial Crisis in 2008, France managed to keep its budget deficit below the 3% threshold (remember the Maastricht Treaty) just once (2018). This is far worse than Italy. France's debt-to-GDP ratio is at 110%, up from 64% pre-financial crisis. With potential GDP growth at a paltry 1% and declining, structurally low interest rates is needed to keep the debt burden afloat. Source: Jeroen Blokland, Bloomberg
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