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There is an established theoretical relationship between bonds and equities which provides a framework for the future performance of financial assets. It would be a mistake to ignore it, ahead of the forthcoming rise in global interest rates. Price inflation is roaring, and so far, central banks are in denial. But it is increasingly difficult to see how monetary policy planners can extend the suppression of interest rates for much longer. There can only be one outcome: markets, that is to say prices determined by non-state actors, will force central banks to capitulate on interest rates in th...

There is an established theoretical relationship between bonds and equities which provides a framework for the future performance of financial assets. It would be a mistake to ignore it, ahead of the forthcoming rise in global interest rates. Price inflation is roaring, and so far, central banks are in denial. But it is increasingly difficult to see how monetary policy planners can extend the suppression of interest rates for much longer. There can only be one outcome: markets, that is to say prices determined by non-state actors, will force central banks to capitulate on interest rates in the...

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Agriculture.com Community Bookmark Shadowstats John Williams inflation or implosion or both?   This is what pauses me on getting wild on selling new crop.  USFR Brian Split talked about Safrinha crop in trouble, China buying and everyone else scrambling.  But cautions on a "shoulder" appearing on the corn chart. By  In  (Saturday Night Post) Economist John Williams, founder of ShadowStats.com, says the Federal Reserve has painted itself into such a tight corner with the economy it really has only two choices.  Williams says it comes down to “Inflation or Implosion.” What wou...

I`m just your friendly internet economist, but it seems to me businesses had been able to keep their domestic wages low by farming out as much of the