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Today, we discussed yesterday's session completing at least a near term mean reversion in market internals after remarkable performance divergence between bubble stocks and the wider market. Elsewhere, we look at US yields peeling away from new highs after Fed Chair Powell's nomination hearing and as we await a possible 7-handle on the US headline December CPI later today for the first time since 1982, discuss credit spreads in high yield corporates and whether there are any signs of distress yet, new post-omicron highs in crude oil, inflation pressures from food and wages and more. Today's pod features Althea Spinozzi on fixed income, Ole Hansen on commodities and John J. Hardy hosting and on FX.
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Yield plunge lifts equities out of the abyss
Don’t look now, here comes coal!
Commodities rout points to recession fears
BoJ losing control. Geopolitical risks for Tesla.
Can bears go into hibernation for the summer?
The BoJ is not for turning.
FOMC pump deflating fast. SNB beats ECB to the punch
Three days that could shake the world
A new market low, but we have yet to see a panic phase
Very very heavy
The unbearable tightness to be?
A pivotal ECB meeting today. Watching CNHJPY.
Yen drop is outstripping fundamentals
Yen spinning into the abyss on rising global yields.
Equities climb wall of inflation, yield rise worries
Yields jump back higher, curbing market enthusiasm
Cue QT as US yields the focus across markets through Friday US data
Crude awakening, Biden summons Powell to Oval Office
Where does this squeeze get a nosebleed?
Special Edition: Are we set for one of the great bear markets of the century?
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