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Eric Wallerstein

@ericwallerstein

Chief Macro Strategist, Clocktower Group. formerly at the Fed, White House, WSJ.

Santa Monica, CA Katılım Mart 2020
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Steve Hou
Steve Hou@stevehou·
Today was my last day at Bloomberg. I joined on Jun 8, 2020 in the middle of the COVID pandemic on @tracyalloway’s referral. These 6 years were a tremendously rewarding experience! I’m deeply grateful to my Bloomberg colleagues and friends. Now onto something new! Stay tuned! 🙏
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Bob Elliott
Bob Elliott@BobEUnlimited·
Data today continues to show that US manufacturing is weak and softening. Quite the contrast to all the folks around here desperately trying to make the case that some kind of boom is happening.
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East Asia Econ
East Asia Econ@eastasiaecon·
The BOJ is always worried that it will over tighten. But in Japan's bank lending data, there is no sign of any tightening at all.
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Eric Wallerstein
Eric Wallerstein@ericwallerstein·
@RajaKorman oh i wasn’t arguing with the second half, just that as yields fall there’s less of an incentive for some US biz to keep cash in mmf before converting to cash for payments vs just holding in stablecoins the whole time
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Karthik Sankaran
Karthik Sankaran@RajaKorman·
@ericwallerstein That’s a non-GENIUS product (or at best partially compliant one) no? And as T-bill rates fall, everyone , but especially yield paying stablecoin issuers do have to reach beyond purest $ safe-assets for their balance sheet?
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Eric Wallerstein
Eric Wallerstein@ericwallerstein·
@tolstoybb gilt yields can still fall if rachel reeves has the courage to freeze rent increases
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Rachel Magyar
Rachel Magyar@tolstoybb·
I think the Labour Party should ignore the bond market and see what happens. Everyone always chickens out. Labour has nothing to lose. The economic data would be a gift for generations to come.
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