This chart from Robin Brooks highlights what is curently happening at ECB level: QE for some and QT for others
This was NOT supposed to happen. Remember: founding principle for the ECB is separation of monetary and fiscal policy. That's why ECB QE was initially subject to the capital key, so it couldn't favor one country over another. Could this last for ever? Source: Robin Brooks
Wall Street biggest bear (BofA's Harnett) turns bullish as investors' sentiment turns extremely bearish (which is bullish from a contrarian perspective)
Indeed, with the S&P down in five of the past seven weeks, BofA's Bull & Bear Indicator just printed at 1.9 (extreme bearish), which according to Hartnett means that a contrarian buy signal for risk assets has been triggered.
Startups are increasingly shutting down
Rising rates, lower liquidity and reduced risk appetite are hurting funding. Difficult business conditions are eroding viability further. Source: Markets & Mayhem
Argentina's currency has lost 96% of its value vs the USD in the past decade
In that period, the central bank has increased the monetary base by 2,046% to finance government political spending... Source: Bloomberg
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Citigroup $C closed at its lowest price in more than 3.5 years Source: Barchart
The correlation was weaker in the 1980s/1990s, but starting after 2000, gold has historically done quite well whenever the Fed pauses or cuts
Source: Lyn Alden
Dax Index reaching major support zone
Dax Index is approaching major support zone 14'620-14'820. Keep an eye at this zone. Source : Bloomberg
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