October 10, 2022
GLOBAL CREDIT BULLETS | Monday, 10th October 2022
US labour market – Slowing at a slow paceSeptember payrolls rose 263k, down from August’s 315k, albeit still on the...
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US labour market – Slowing at a slow paceSeptember payrolls rose 263k, down from August’s 315k, albeit still on the...
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Download The dollar is our currency, but it’s your problem. John Connally, US Treasury Secretary, 1971 Until the end of...
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UK – Emerging cracksThe UK continued to experience market turbulence last week following the announcement of the “mini-budget”. The sell-off...
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“Many people misunderstand the concept of investing with that of trading. You need to invest capital with patience and a...
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Italy – Right-wing landslideItalian elections concluded with a solid victory of the right-wing coalition. The three parties overall obtained c.44%...
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Federal Reserve – Last stop 4% Lower headline inflation driven by lower energy prices is not enough to make the Fed...
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Listen to Davide Serra (Founder & CEO, Algebris Investments) in The Talent Show: a new podcast series from FT Talent,...
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ECB – Hawkish is not enough During last week’s monetary policy meeting, the ECB raised rates by 75bp and substantially raised...
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Russian gas – Full shutdown ahead of rescue plan. Late on Friday, Gazprom announced that gas flows towards Europe via...
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After a very hot summer, winter is coming. As Gazprom announced a new round of ‘maintenance’ due to start later...
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