MAR 18 16 SIT EC y POL
Submitted by Tyler
Durden on 03/18/2016
"Given the alternatives, I would vote for Mr. Trump,
because he may only destroy the U.S. economy, but Hillary Clinton will
destroy the whole world."
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ZERO HEDGE
ECONOMICS
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The two concepts - NIRP and deficits - dovetail in a fairly terrifying way: All the new debt we take on to rekindle growth will have to be refinanced in the future. So the more we borrow now the more we’ll have to roll over then — and the bigger the impact on government budgets of an eventual rate normalization. Unless the ultimate plan is to never raise rates to old-school positive levels, in which case the world of the future is so different from that of the past that we may as well toss existing theories of market dynamics and individual freedom out the window.
The two concepts - NIRP and deficits - dovetail in a fairly terrifying way: All the new debt we take on to rekindle growth will have to be refinanced in the future. So the more we borrow now the more we’ll have to roll over then — and the bigger the impact on government budgets of an eventual rate normalization. Unless the ultimate plan is to never raise rates to old-school positive levels, in which case the world of the future is so different from that of the past that we may as well toss existing theories of market dynamics and individual freedom out the window.
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The
New New 'Deal' - "Markets Are Too Important To Be Left To Investors".
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 03/18/2016
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In the same way that FDR had an existential political interest in generating inflation and preventing volatility in the US labor market, so does the US Executive branch today (regardless of what party holds the office) have an existential political interest in generating inflation and preventing volatility in the US capital markets. Transforming Wall Street into a political utility was an afterthought for FDR; today the relative importance of the labor markets and capital markets have completely switched positions. Today, the quote would be "markets are too important to be left to investors."
In the same way that FDR had an existential political interest in generating inflation and preventing volatility in the US labor market, so does the US Executive branch today (regardless of what party holds the office) have an existential political interest in generating inflation and preventing volatility in the US capital markets. Transforming Wall Street into a political utility was an afterthought for FDR; today the relative importance of the labor markets and capital markets have completely switched positions. Today, the quote would be "markets are too important to be left to investors."
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Submitted by Tyler
Durden on 03/18/2016 - 07:47
- Dow's Freakish Bounce Makes Investors Whole, Can't Erase Doubts (BBG)
- R.I.P. Dollar Rally as Dovish Fed Spurs Worst Slump Since 2011 (BBG)
- Global Currencies Soar, Defying Central Bankers (WSJ)
- Oil hits 2016 high above $42 on production and demand outlook (Reuters)
- The U.S. Is Exporting Its Oil Everywhere (BBG)
- Hillary Clinton’s Allies Launch Plan to Undercut Donald Trump Now (WSJ)
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POLITICS
Submitted by Tyler
Durden on 03/18/2016
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"Given the alternatives, I would vote for Mr. Trump, because he may only destroy the U.S. economy, but Hillary Clinton will destroy the whole world."
"Given the alternatives, I would vote for Mr. Trump, because he may only destroy the U.S. economy, but Hillary Clinton will destroy the whole world."
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Where
Does The Future Lie? Orwell Or Huxley. Submitted by Tyler
Durden on 03/18/2016
History repeats because the passions of humanity never
change from one century to the next. We MUST move closer to absolute
oppression in order for the silent majority to get angry and demand change.
So until that tipping point is reached, be prepared to lose any concept
of human rights you thought you once had. We are not living
the “dream” but the nightmare of history.
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Feeling
Underpaid? This Is What Wage Inflation Around The World Looks Like Submitted
by Tyler Durden on 03/18/2016
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ME & WORLD ISSUES
The migrant crisis is
over and Europe is fixed. Turkish PM Ahmet Davutoglu was in Brussels on Friday
in an effort to hammer out a deal with EU officials that will help stem the
flow of asylum seekers into Western Europe. As it turns out, eurocrats aren't
very good at negotiating with an autocrat's messenger, which is why Europe came
away with a set of promises that are impossible to enforce and Erdogan got €6
billion plus accelerated EU membership.
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INFORMATION CLEARING HOUSE
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How
Propaganda Feeds War on Syria. By Rick Sterling
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Protesting
Trump and Hillary Too. By Margaret Kimberley
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The Murder
That Exposed Hillary Clinton’s Grim Legacy in Honduras. By Adam Johnson
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Sanders May Be Slipping but America is
Awakening to Socialism . By
Finian Cunningham
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Noam Chomsky on the 2016 Elections:'I Have
Never Seen Such Lunatics in the Political System'.
By Simone Chun. How about Bernie Sanders–what do you think his foreign policy will be?
By Simone Chun. How about Bernie Sanders–what do you think his foreign policy will be?
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GLOBAL RESEARCH
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WASHINGTON BLOG
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NOTICIAS IN SPANISH
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PRESS TV
Clinton lead not
insurmountable: Sanders . Sanders should either quit or lead Indep FRONT
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