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  1. 17 hours ago

    Fed need to move with great care. Nominal GDP at stall speed. GDI flat. Liquidity tight. 2017 Recession risk rising

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  2. Oct 18

    Dynamics in Gilts market changed over last 5 trading sessions. No longer just FX inflation effect. Raises pressure

    19 retweets 13 likes
  3. Oct 17

    Sterling fall in itself is benign but slightly ominous new dynamics in the Gilts market raises pressure a notch

    21 retweets 18 likes
  4. Oct 17

    Try again, right millennium. US Treasury FX report: China spent $570bn in foreign reserves from Aug 2015 to Aug 2016 to stop yuan slide

    18 retweets 15 likes
  5. Oct 17

    Terrific report by separating fact from fiction on EU, City, and passporting

    . report on financial services and Brexit. Passporting is of course a complex panoply not a single regime
    33 retweets 32 likes
  6. Oct 17

    Fine dissection of sterling sell-off by Chatter about pound/Gilts crisis mostly-informed noise (so far)

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  7. Oct 17

    Otmar Issing loses all confidence in viability of euro project, thinks ECB itself in trouble (ditto BoE, Fed, BoJ)

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  8. Oct 14

    A little cheer amid all the gloom

    Vote of confidence in UK steel as Liberty plans to reopen Kent plant: by
    20 retweets 10 likes
  9. Oct 14

    As you can see, 2007-2008 devalue cut CA deficit in half over four years, but blunted by EMU crisis, then squandered, h/t

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  10. Oct 14

    Since there is debate on whether lower £ helped CA deficit in 1967, 1992, 2007, this from Centre for Progressive Capitalism

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  11. Oct 14

    S&P caution Britain on dangerous course. My piece last night (reporting them obviously, not expressing my view)

    Standard & Poor's warns on UK reserve currency status as Brexit hardens, writes
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  12. Oct 14

    Most kind, Yanis. A gut-wrenching episode.

    Dedicated to Greece's troika groupies who are, again, siding with the ECB - splendid piece by , circa 6/15
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  13. Oct 14

    Whoops, Forgot to add that RBC disputes claim that UK faces start of funding crisis. I totally agree. Gilt yields creeping up on reflation

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  14. Oct 14

    Variant of this chart doing the rounds in the City. RBC expects an orderly decline to $1.15. I think talk of Gilts strike is jejune

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  15. Oct 13

    RBC on £ this morning. "For two weeks, gilts and GBP selling off together. Highly unusual. Some see start of deeper funding crisis in the UK

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  16. Oct 13

    Before vote, I said Brexit means blood, toil, sweat, tears. This test to come. Didn't mean benign 14% fall in pound

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  17. Oct 13

    Hurrah for Izabella, and for Ashoka of course

    Nice summary of my comments to . Full piece: more on monetary policy.
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  18. Oct 13

    Are you conflating a currency slide with a Balance of Payments crisis?

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  19. Oct 13

    Without labouring point, a weaker sterling is shift in Wicksellian natural rate that ECB, BoJ, Fed dream of. Gets off deflationary tramline

    42 retweets 43 likes
  20. Oct 13

    Whole point of Brexit to restore supremacy of Parliament, so it should vote. Sterling fall good, Wicksellian shift

    62 retweets 85 likes

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