Posts Tagged ‘Mario Draghi’
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They [Arsenal] have a replay against Chelsea and if they win it they would face a semi-final three days before playing us in the league. But then they did say they were going to win the Treble, didn’t they? It’s squeaky bum time and we’ve got the experience now to cope.
Sir Alex Ferguson – Manchester United Manager (more…)
Tags: Central Banking, ECB, Economy, ESM, Europe, Fiscal Policy, France, Germany, Greece, Inflation / Deflation, Ireland, Italy, Macroeconomic News, Mario Draghi, Monetary Policy, PIGs, Politics, Portugal, Spain, TIPSTER
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Today there’s speculation the ECB will jump in. You know what? That will be one of the worst possible things to happen to medium term confidence for the markets. As soon as the ECB steps in, resumes the SMP buying program it’s a clear signal that nothing is fixed…
Bill Blain – Newedge Group (more…)
Tags: Ben Bernanke, ECB, Economy, Europe, Macroeconomic News, Mario Draghi, Monetary Policy, Nokia (NOK), Palm Oil, Politics, QE, Spain, TIPSTER
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… this kind of giving be but to give with one hand, and take away with the other, which is deluding, not a giving.
John Milton (1608 – 1674) (more…)
Tags: Banks, Bill Gross, ECB, Economy, Eurozone, Greece, John Milton, LTRO, Macroeconomic News, Mario Draghi, Politics, QE, TIPSTER, ZeroHedge
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A tiger is difficult to capture once it is set free.
Paraphrasing comments on inflation by Wen Jiabao – Chinese Premier (more…)
Tags: Ben Bernanke, Boe, China, ECB, Economy, Fed, GDP, Inflation, Macroeconomic News, Mario Draghi, Mervin King, oil, Politics, TIPSTER
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Alright! Move on. Nothing to see here. Please disperse.
Detective Lieutenant Frank Drebin (of the Naked Gun films) (more…)
Tags: Bond Markets, CDS, Credit Derivatives, Credit Markets, ECB, Economy, Fixed Income, Greece, Inflation, ISDA, Macroeconomic News, Mario Draghi, PIIGS, Politics, TIPSTER
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A uniting or cementing force or influence by which a union of any kind is maintained.
Oxford English Dictionary – definition of the noun “bond”. (more…)
Tags: Bond Markets, CACs, CDO, CDS, ECB, Economy, EU, Europe, Greece, Macroeconomic News, Mario Draghi, PIIGS, Politics, QE, Silver, TIPSTER, ZeroHedge
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I’m gonna make him an offer he can’t refuse.
Don Corleone – aka The Godfather (more…)
Tags: Bond Markets, Central Banking, Debt, ECB, Economy, Europe, Eurozone, Greece, Macroeconomic News, Mario Draghi, PIGs, PIIGS, Politics, TIPSTER
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… we need to produce things as opposed to paper…
Bill Gross (more…)
Tags: Bernanke, Bill Gross, Bond Market, China, Credit Markets, Currencies, Debt, ECB, Economy, EU, Fed, Inflation, interest rate, iShares Barclays 20+ Year Treasury Bond Fund (TLT), Japan, LTRO, Macroeconomic News, Mario Draghi, Monetary Policy, PIMCO, Politics, Property, ProShares UltraShort 20+ Year Treasury (TBT), QE, Richard Koo, Rmb, Sovereign Debt, TIPSTER, UK, US, Yuan
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The gold standard has one tremendous virtue: the quantity of the money supply, under the gold standard, is independent of the policies of governments and political parties. This is its advantage. It is a form of protection against spendthrift governments.
Ludwig von Mises (more…)
Tags: China, Coal, Debt, Dollar, ECB, Economy, Euro, Europe, FOMC, Futures, Gas, GDP, Germany, Gold, India, Inflation, Iran, Jim O'Neill, LTRO, Macroeconomic News, Mario Draghi, oil, Politics, Precious Metals, Ron Paul, TIPSTER
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Professor John Cochrane of the University of Chicago has written a series of brilliant papers and articles on this problem, forcefully demonstrating the math that interest rates are partially a reflection of the risk that investors perceive concerning the potential for returns on their money. When they begin to lose confidence that a government (or business) will be able to raise enough revenue to pay off the debt at some point in the future, interest rates begin to rise. At first, there are all sorts of reasons given. Then there is a moment when the bond market simply walks away. Rogoff and Reinhart call it the “Bang Moment”.
John Mauldin (more…)
Tags: Bond Market, CDS, Consumerism, Credit Markets, Debt, ECB, Economy, Europe, interest rate, Investment, John Mauldin, JP Morgan (JPM), Macroeconomic News, Mario Draghi, Politics, Tesco, TIPSTER
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