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What Can Yellen Really Do?

By |2015-11-06T11:10:41-05:00November 6th, 2015|Commodities, Economy, Federal Reserve/Monetary Policy, Markets|

For one, eurodollar futures are “obliged” to take account of any threats from the FOMC even though, in the end, they might only be self-fulfilling. Because the Fed has very little actual ability to condition money markets, none of that is truly “real” but there remains the unknown and money dealing agents still seem reticent about any kind of (further) [...]

The Yawning Chasm of What We Know We Don’t Know

By |2015-04-10T15:10:19-04:00April 10th, 2015|Economy, Federal Reserve/Monetary Policy, Markets|

The primary challenge of trying to unravel wholesale finance is the innumerable and often impenetrable layers. Making important distinctions is quite tricky, as you have to account for additional dimensions above and beyond what might pass for reasonable expectations. The repo market offers a good example of that, as you have supply and demand for cash “helping” set the repo [...]

Oil Updates On Supply And Inventory (Demand)

By |2015-03-04T12:38:01-05:00March 4th, 2015|Economy, Federal Reserve/Monetary Policy, Markets|

There were several updates in the crude oil data flow, including the latest “unexpectedly” huge increase in inventory that pushed spot WTI back below $50 yet again. The US EIA estimated that domestic inventory rose by a gargantuan 10.3 million barrels, far exceeding predicted builds. That figure has to include oil being shipped to the US to be stored in [...]

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