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“We’ve still got bond yields that are even higher than the US. In fact, we’re even higher than Greece when it comes to borrowing costs, which is an indictment of where the UK is at the moment, or where it’s perceived to be by the financial markets.”
Yeah, fair enough. In early 2016, still in the throes of their debt crisis, Greece was paying over 10pp more for 10-year debt. Now Greece is paying around 1.3pp less than the U.K.
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Asking rents have fallen about 18% since mid-2022.
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As it turns out, it never made it out of April, and a whole lot of “buy America” ensued in May & June.
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Newly trading on Polymarket.
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It’s gonna blow!
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In 2022, investors punished $META with a 77% decline from its peak. This time, despite blowing a similar percentage of cash, the stock is up 45%.
I have a theory: in 2022, Zuck was wasting all of that money on the metaverse. People found that whole concept dubious. No one was all that interested in trading in reality for a new virtual life, and so the spend seemed asinine.
This spend is on AI & other market trends. It is congruent with the contemporary bubble narrative. Meta may be deluded once again, but if so, this time so are the investors…
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At least with people who fall for that sort of thing…
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Is 108.5-109.5 now support? Or are we in for a spill? Either way, something significant is likely to occur.
In fact, there’s a number of assets with volatility that seems eerily low.
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The same (first-rate) polling conducted research into potential outcomes in the 2026 presidential elections:
The survey found that Lula is behind the governor of São Paulo, Tarcísio de Freitas, former minister of the Bolsonaro government, with 48.4% to 46.6% in a hypothetical second round.
The survey showed him tied at 48.3% with Bolsonaro, who is prevented from running. He is ahead of former first lady Michelle Bolsonaro, who is among the family members considered potential alternatives to the former president, with 48.8% to 47.9%.
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The PCE Chain Price Index increased 0.2% (2.6% y/y) after rising an unrevised 0.3% in June and an unrevised 0.2% in May. The y/y gain steadied at 2.6%.
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