#Rates

John Burn-Murdoch

jburnmurdoch

NEW: could London be set for Tier 3?@JasmineCC_95 has the story, and I’ve had a look at the latest data https://www.ft.com/content/34fda7e1-6d22-44b4-84b6-4c8c18a236bbThe picture isn’t as clear-cut as one might think, so

Skanda Amarnath ( Neoliberal Sellout )

IrvingSwisher

This should be a sign that New Keynesian macro (aka bastardized Keynes) is a dead-end in so many critical ways. The suggested explanations here reflect limited introspection; Mankiw's outsized influence

Danny Baldus-Strauss

BackpackerFI

1) My 2021 bull thesisFed has said they see zero rates through 2023M1 money supply is at all-time highs; however, the velocity of M1 money is near all-time lows, declining

sugan naidoo

sugan2503

PROVINCIAL UPDATE 1 JANUARY • Changes from yesterday highlighted• Table on weekly positivity rates per province• Table on testing/100k per provinceThe numbers in the smaller provinces picking up, this was

fred hickey

htsfhickey

"US dollar rally" is the explanation pundits use to explain gold sell-off. Reality: gold soared to record highs in early August and we're now in an extended correction. Dollar FELL

Ted Reese

Grossmanite

Heading for a scenario of post-lockdown + pent-up reserves + depleted supply chains = rising inflation. Inflation is combatted by raising interest rates - but that would make ballooning national

PrEP4All

PrEP4AllNow

News from @CDCgov shows that deaths due to HIV dropped by nearly 50% from 2010 to 2017. But in the era of modern HIV treatment, it is completely unacceptable that

Duncan S. Campbell

duncan__c

Rate design is so weird. I can install an on-site solar + storage system, interconnect in front of the meter, and generate revenue via VDER.But if I put that system

Doug Saunders

DougSaunders

Isn’t the school solution, as done in many countries, to reopen them (with usual restrictions—15 per class, 2m, maybe 2 grades/day, maybe masks in classrooms) and then, if infection rates

Mariah McCourt

TiredFairy

So, on the "why aren't there more agents in comics" thing: there are some amazing agents for folks in comics. Comic book companies, however, are EXTREMELY resistant to agents &

Mike P. "Ontario Dad" Moffatt 🇨🇦🏅🏅

MikePMoffatt

See a lot of pieces today about government bond maturity lengths. Two things we should all recognize:1. Over the last decade, federal and provincial governments have been issuing more long-duration

Drew Holden

DrewHolden360

I ask this earnestly: is there any evidence - even a shred - that if Biden or some other Democrat were in the White House that things would be different?

Dr Mary Bousted

MaryBoustedNEU

I cannot quite believe the lack of balance on @r4Today programme on return to full school opening. A premature return will result in pupils, eventually, missing more school. We have

Adam Sacarny

asacarny

NYC has released vaccination data by ZIP code and it reveals really stark disparities by race, ethnicity, education and income. It's not remotely surprising, but I do think it's worth

Eric Basmajian

EPBResearch

How high will bond yields rise? 2.0%? 3.0%? This isn't about yield curve control. This is about when higher yields start to change the vector or direction of economic growth.

Nick Huber

sweatystartup

Probably. Money could stay cheap for a long time. There is a ton of negative yielding debt abroad and liquidity ready to flood our market at the drop of a

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