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by Tyler Durden Authored by Charlie McElligott via Nomura, Bonds calm overnight, stabilizing from yday afternoon’s  stunning VaR-event in Rates / USTs (particularly the belly, yikes), peaking following the 7Y auction bloodbath stress point (tailing by almost 5bps!) as Butterflys then exploded higher in unprecented 1d move fashion ( indicative of RV / leveraged stop-outs), then evidencing itself further in accelerated deleveraging across “reflation” faves (longs in steepeners and TIPS BEs getting slammed / monetized with violence)…all while the MBS bleed continued its ugly recent one...

Inconsistent supply is biggest challenge to Covid vaccine rollout, says NJ hospital CEO "We just can't get it and we can't get it on any reliable path. It's very difficult," Holy Name Medical Center CEO Michael Maron told CNBC. Yesterday morning, when discussing the latest rates thoughts from Nomura's Charlie McElligott (read here), we pointed out that while dealer gamma was now neutral suggesting the without a gamma "pin", the market could turn volatile in the next few days, there was one cavet: vol control funds which have been aggressively releveraging in the past quarter, and are likel...

"new york times" chief diplomatic correspondent, stevensteven irlanger. thanks for being with us. >> thanks, rosemary. >> president trump is giving every indication he will keep the shutdown until he gets his border wall. but the democrats say he is not going to get that wall. if neither side blinks, the government will be shut down for some time. what are the ramifications of a long-term shutdown and who gets the blame? >> well, in the end, the people who get hurt the most are government employees who don't get paid tons of money. this does not include the military that mr. trump went off to ...

>> dennis: i wouldn't say at this point. i think he stabilized last night. i think he had gimbles as they used to stay in the nasa program when things were spinning out ol control. he lived to fight another day. one thing i didn't understand, bill, and maybe you can tell mee in the interview when you wereut talking about how much tax baseo would be lost, does it necessarily reflect that it would be lost? isn't it possible the taxul revenue would go up in direct proportion to a diminution in the rates? >> bill: it's possible it wouldt go up but that's over pared of time as more people go back t...