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@mzemek Did Rafa lose to that swedish player, sorry forgot name, probably 'cause he was hitting very hard ? And what Vs Fognini in Montecarlo, 'cause Fabio that day hit very hard. Even at UsOpen . Alcaraz and Sinner both hit very hard.

@ramirez1951 Djokovic in his prime had more variety than Sinner, and a better DTL backhand, too. Not many players could hit well enough consistently enough to threaten Rafa, and I don't see that Djokovic level from these guys - not quite.

Got plenty of "Rafa would dust these guys" tweets on my timeline. I don't recall that ever being a real debate or question in the first place.

fai Retweet se vuoi che #Orban vinca

Retweet if you believe Netanyahu is a war criminal.

@faznet Farsi una padellata di capxi vostri, no?

Ministerpräsidentin Giorgia Meloni hat den erfolgreichen Leonardo-Chef Roberto Cingolani entlassen – einfach so. Doch gerade Italien bräuchte industrielle Stabilität angesichts geringer Verteidigungsausgaben. #Echobox=1775905873" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">faz.net/aktuell/wirtsc…

@dariodivico ..posso aggiungere :'secondo me ecc ecc" . E poi di quale futuro parla? Un futuro positivo ( per chi?) negativo (per chi?)

Buona parte del futuro dell’Europa è nelle mani degli elettori ungheresi. Storicamente Budapest è considerata tra i principali beneficiari netti del bilancio Ue

@RiccardoTrezzi Does Spain receive any money from Bruxelles via Eu budget?

Spain has achieved its first primary fiscal surplus since 2008. It could have gotten there earlier in this cycle, given the surge in inflation, but it’s still an important milestone. What stands out in this chart is that recent growth has not been held back by the sharp fiscal improvement—it has remained robust (contrary to the conventional narrative in Southern Europe). This also shows that if you want room to stimulate when needed, you have to create it during expansions.

@DakdaR22 It is not true!! To be rich means that nobody has to pay, unfortunately anyone has to pay. And for poor even 1 euro is too much

“Europe is rich enough and strong enough to help Ukraine effectively, including with weapons and ammunition. There is no excuse for passivity.” - Donald Tusk Prime Minister of Poland So, Wake up, leaders..!

@stemagni76 Tuo..non nostro

Nel braccio di ferro fra Trump e l'Europa, sull'Iran, ha ragione Trump. Non perché il presidente si sia comportato bene (non ci ha nemmeno informati), o perché gli dobbiamo rispetto (in base alla legge del più forte). Ma perché l'Iran degli ayatollah è NOSTRO nemico.

@business Do you know what said the italian great actor TOTO'? Ci si pulisca il cu@o con il report.

Italy’s deficit breached the European Union’s ceiling last year in the biggest fiscal setback for Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s government since she took office in 2022 bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

@Ruffino_Lorenzo Mi scusi Lei si e' confrontato con medici che, per loro lavoro, riscontrano effetti avversi causati dal vaccino covid?

Sembra interessante la quantità di pazzoidi che attirano questi post.

@jesuismarcomars @Ruffino_Lorenzo No sua sorella

@ramirez1951 @Ruffino_Lorenzo Immagino sua cugina giusto?

Vi ricordate i morti che dovevano esserci a causa del vaccino secondo i complottisti? Ecco, la mortalità in Italia continua a scendere in tutte le fasce d'età e in tutte le regioni.

@RasmusJarlov Thanks Sir. You made me laughing. Europe superpower? Naaahhh

In the future, there will be three major powers in the world: China, USA, EU. Neutral countries will move as much as possible towards the EU as their preferred partner because both China and the USA treat other countries disrespectfully and try to extort them. Europe will be the only great power and market to turn to if you want to have an equal and fair relationship. Canada is already moving towards Europe for this exact reason. India and Japan will also form a closer relationship with Europe. This is what soft power means. MAGA replies in the comment section will prove the point.

@Mario_Macis lei parla di disastri. Io nn esperto leggo Trichet che alzò i tassi nel momento sbagliato. Leggo Powel che nn vide arrivare inflazione. Leggo Lagarde che non è li per chiudere spread (borsa italiana meno 17% , mi pare, dopo sue parole. Le chiedo questa autonomia è meritata?

@ramirez1951 Si può benissimo sostenere un mandato più ampio, come nel caso della Fed. Ma questo non c’entra con il negare l’autonomia della banca centrale, che è un’altra questione ed è fondamentale proprio per evitare disastri che poi pagano soprattutto i più vulnerabili.

Traduco: “La banca centrale non può essere autonoma. Non deve mai esserlo. Questo è un principio neoliberista e questo cambierà nella nostra nuova costituzione. Alcuni anni dopo, il governo del Venezuela produsse un’iperinflazione a sette cifre.” Sebbene ad alcuni, o forse a molti, non piaccia sentirselo ripetere, l’idea che si possa fare a meno dell’indipendenza della banca centrale ha sempre costi enormi per la società, e non a caso colpisce soprattutto le sue componenti più vulnerabili.

@EdConwaySky Brexit fault or governments.

📽️THE TANKER There's an extraordinary race underway on the high seas, as nations vie to secure increasingly scarce shipments of fuel. In our latest on the economics of this conflict we track one such ship & ask: why is Britain so exposed? The answer is not v reassuring. Watch👇

@Renardpaty Sir could you explain to reader what is a put option ? And a call option? Could Russia buy/sell this kind of options? Could Russia make agreements to sell oil/gas in the future at a price close to today's price?

Les frappes sur les terminaux pétroliers de la Baltique sont coordonnées par un avion de reconnaissance suédois. Il s'agit d'une opération des pays de l'OTAN visant à limiter les revenus pétroliers de la Russie provenant des prix élevés du pétrole en raison de la guerre en Iran.

@tmarzecmanser So Italy Spain Portugal must sell to countries with less gas?

We made it! Last day of the gas winter and EU storage is not close to being empty! The market works! What a surprise! 😅 28% full. Down just 6pp YoY. #natgas #LNG #TTF

@destinarch @JavierBlas What is /was the premium paid for one call strike 450 ?

Interpretation: Goldman Sachs did not predict $450 a barrel oil. What they said: speculators are buying call options with strikes as high as $450. Net long positioning is 50 times its 10 year average. That is not a forecast. That is Goldman reporting that the options market has lost its mind. Goldman's actual forecast: $85 base case. $140 adverse. $160 worst case with infrastructure damage. A $450 call option is a lottery ticket. It costs pennies relative to notional. Managed money buys these in bulk when volatility spikes because the asymmetry is cheap. It tells you about fear and greed, not about where oil is going. These are the same models that told us Europe would suffer a crisis "deeper than the 1970s" when Putin cut the gas. Europe diversified. GDP held. Goldman moved on. Old models, new panic.

Goldman Sachs on the oil options market: “… The rally has spread beyond the spot crude market, with net long options managed money positioning 50 times higher than its 10-year average as investors bought options with strikes as high as $450 a barrel…”