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Stocks eke out another round of records

“For serious China watchers, the GDP headline is not very important,” explains Carl Weinberg.

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20 Mar

We are entering a new world of deficit spending and central bank financing of it.

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19 Mar

70% of respondents polled in HFE's webinar today expect the coronavirus to cause a drop in global GDP bigger than during the 2008-09 financial crisis.

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19 Mar

10:30EDT Webinar: HFE has mined the hard data for coronavirus shock precedents—natural disasters, financial crises, etc—to gauge the potential impact. We'll also be analyzing the effectiveness of government and central bank policies introduced so far.
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18 Mar

Market conditions today may be a signal that financial crisis and economic crisis have become irrevocably entangled with epidemiological crisis.
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13 Mar

As we feel sorry for ourselves over declines in equities and our shaky financial systems, let us remember there is a place called Japan, where equity prices remain lower than they were in 1988, and where the economy languishes in a secular depression caused by depopulation.

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