USD – Page 2 – ricardian ambivalence

FED can still sep-taper

Last night’s price action spoke to the virtues of sleeping deeply and turning off your phone. First, better than expected

The typically well informed (especially on things Democratic) Ezra Klein reports that Summers is now the leading contender to replace

The QE outlook has started to dim, as Lawrence Summers firms as favourite to replace Bernanke next year. This seems

The WSJ’s inimitable Jon Hilsenrath has just published a note that emphasises that the market reaction to Bernanke’s tapering comments

The May non-farm payrolls report was broadly as expected: printing at +175k (mkt 163k), with offsetting revisions worth a net

The WSJ’s inimitable Jon Hilsenrath writes that the Fed is set to signal tapering at their June meeting, with a

Amidst all the talk about US economic strength, and Fed tapering, there has been little focus on the slow hissing