Here, it’s another Nice day. Sunny with a high of 57F, but warmer on the Promenade des Anglais as the sun reflects off the surface of the Mediterranean. Last night, I got a few photos on my first walkabout around the neighborhood where I’m staying this…
FEEDWell, let’s call today The Revenge of Cathie Wood, since not only did stocks go up, but the more horrible the stock was, the MORE it went up. Really crappy issues were up 20% or more. As for the /ES, it sliced through two important resistance…
Governments pour nearly $500 billion into fossil fuel subsidies annually. This chart breaks down fossil fuel subsidies between 2010 and 2021.
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European government debt increased across the board during the pandemic, but as this chart shows, the effects were felt a lot harder in some countries than they were in others. Ireland, in terms of general government gross debt, saw a percentage point …
Dallas Fed Manufacturing Index in the United States decreased to 2 points in January from 7.80 points in December of 2021. Dallas Fed Manufacturing Index in the United States averaged 3.05 points from 2004 until 2022, reaching an all time high of 48 po…
Norwegian online grocer Oda has reportedlyhttps://www.independent.co.uk/climate-change/news/oda-red-meat-carbon-footprint-b1995622.html seen a drop in sales of carbon-intensive products after introducing sustainability scores to its receipts. Each prod…
Today is a big day. I’m about to board a flight to Nice, France, where I’ll be making my home, hopefully for many years of…
Cycle screening measures screamed higher in a pattern similar to October-November 2020. That led to a breakout and long upleg. It doesn’t guarantee the same outcome here, but we need to be cognizant, and prepared for the possibility.
Wednesday’s FOMC meeting made for a hawkish week, at least within the headlines. “Banks Scramble to Change Fed Rate Calls After Hawkish Shift.” “Rate Traders See Risk of More Than Four U.S. Fed Hikes This Year After Hawkish Powell.” “US Stocks Drop in …
According to the World Economic Forum, the erosion of social cohesion is one of the risks that has worsened the most since COVID-19.
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