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Credit Markets

  • Financial Crisis, Central Banks, Global Growth, Credit Markets, Financial Assets, Economy, Inflation, Geopolitics, interest rates,
    August 3, 2023

    The Hornet in the Bedroom Moment makes everything feel much, much worse… but its bad enough already.

    Are current markets turning into a bad dream? There are so many reasons to be fearful, but giving into our terrors shows how driven by bias we are. A Hornet in the Bedroom Moment can make everything look bad. The reality is… probably not as bad as it looks!

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  • Central Banks, Political risk, Commodities, Credit Markets, Debt, Equities, Capitalism, Economy, Bonds,
    August 2, 2023

    WORRY ABOUT BONDS! It’s a Judder Moment as we prepare for brutal Political Risk escalation.

    Fitch threw a spanner into the works last night downgrading the US – but they were right to do so. Political risks in the US and UK – both are approaching peak electoral cycle crises points  – are rising and the disinformation wars will ensure it gets… fruity.

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  • Fed, Credit Markets, UK, Financial Assets, Equities, Capitalism, Economy, Europe, Bonds, China, USA,
    July 13, 2023

    US Inflation looks beaten, but what are the risks the Global Economy might still stall?

    US Inflation looks to have been beaten, but that might not mean very much if the global economy is still headed into recession. Rates and consumption are a lagging problem for the markets, and there is a chance even strong economies will stall.

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  • Credit Markets, Stocks, corporate debt, Equities, Capitalism, Economy, Bonds, Boeing,
    July 5, 2023

    Stock Buybacks – Shareholders, Stakeholders and Balance

    Stock buybacks are a contentious issue – there are times they are the right thing to do, and make sense. Often they do not. The trick is to align them with shareholder value and stakeholders and be aware of the consequences. They should not just be about the stock price!

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  • Financial Crisis, Credit Markets, Bonds, Inflation, interest rates,
    July 3, 2023

    Markets may be in for Stormy Second Half – Could low pressure in CLOs threaten to turn Cyclonic?

    Many think Markets are set fair for the second half of 2023 – but what if a mighty depression is brewing out there in the ocean of corporate debt? I am looking at the glass (barometer for the non-nautical) falling and at the CLO market in particular. There may be a storm brewing.

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