Monthly Archives: December 2021

Central bank worship moving toward predictable end

This week central banks are responding to political pressure around price inflation (lagging economic indicator) with accelerated monetary tightening plans. The central bank of Norway (Norges) doubled its policy rate to .50%, the Bank of England ended its bond-buying program … Continue reading

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Financial conditions tightening into consumer-led slowdown

Today, Fed chair Powell will try to appease political pressure to “do something!” about inflation caused by supply-side shocks (which are already resolving themselves) and asset markets loco on the irrational belief that central banks won’t let asset bubbles burst.  … Continue reading

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Misplaced confidence melts with misallocated capital

The last 18 months have been the zenith of two decades of monetary madness and speculative mayhem.  For the few possessed of fundamental and historical context, conditions have been both amazing and disturbing to behold. Fear of missing out (FOMO) … Continue reading

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