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Tyler Durden (pseudonym) is thelead writer at ZeroHedge. Tyler represents the idea that a return to truly efficient markets is a possibility and a necessity. After having experienced the inner workings of capitalism at various asset managers and advisors, Tyler believes that the current model is ...more

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Money-Market Fund Assets See Largest Outflows Since 'Lehman'
Total money-market fund assets plunged by $112BN in the last week as Tax-Day demands took the total assets below $6 Trillion for the first time since January (to $5.97 Trillion).
Netflix Reports Blowout Q1 Results And Subscriber Adds But Warns Gains Will Slow, Stock Slides
Netflix ended Q1 with total streaming paid memberships of 269.6 million, up 16% y/y, and well above the estimate of 264.52 million.
Jobless Claims Remains Deader Than Joe Biden's 'Uncle Bosey'
The number of Americans filing for jobless benefits for the first time last week was unchanged at 212k.
Crude-Crash Saves Stocks From CTA-Slaughter; Bonds Bid But Bitcoin Battered
A volatile day for markets (relatively speaking) with crude and crypto the high- low-lights. Oil was drifting lower early on amid a larger crude stockpile build but then Maduro and SPR headlines hit and the price plummeted to three-week lows...
Stellar 20Y Auction Sends Yields Sliding To Session Lows
Overall this was a stellar auction, and one which pushed 10Y yields to session lows of 4.58%, down nearly 10bps on the day, before giving up some of the gains.
WTI Rally Stalls On Crude Build, White House Hints At SPR Release
WTI was hovering around $85.3 ahead of the API print and was thoroughly unimpressed by the mixed inventory data.
US Housing Starts Collapsed In March - Biggest Drop Since COVID Lockdowns
After a big (+10.7%) surge in February, Housing Starts crashed 14.7% MoM in March (massively worse than the 2.,4% drop expected).
It's Not Just The Middle East: Here Are The Main Events This Busy Week
We’ll get the chance to hear from several policymakers this week, as numerous officials are gathering in Washington DC for the IMF-World Bank Spring Meetings.
Google Begins Blocking News From California Outlets Over State Bill
Google has temporarily blocked access to California-based news outlets for some state residents, as the search giant escalates its battle with the state over a landmark bill which would force tech giants to pay online publishers for their content.
Hummer Reportedly Kills EV Base 2 Trim Level As Demand Cools
In the latest setback, General Motors (GM) has ditched the base trim level for the Hummer EVs, according to a new report from the autoblog GM Authority.
China Exports Collapse, Prompting Yuan Devaluation Fears
Chinese Exports declined by 7.5% from a year earlier in March to $279.7 billion, far was than the median estimate of a 1.9% drop and was in sharp contrast to the 7.1% growth in combined figures for January and February.
JPMorgan Slides After Dimon Warns On Net Interest Income, Outlook Disappoints
Q1 earnings season officially opened when JPM became the first mega bank to report results.
Texas Nat Gas Prices Turn Negative As Drillers Chase Oil Sales
As the U.S. benchmark oil price, West Texas Intermediate, hit $85 per barrel—the highest level in nearly six months, Texas producers keep pumping crude, but their wells also produce gas, which basically has nowhere to go.  
Stocks Surge, Goldgasms To Record High After "Adjusted" PPI Sparks Buying Frenzy
What started off as another ugly day with stocks tumbling and yields surging following yesterday's VaR-shock-inducing CPI print, quickly reversed after the market - in its infinite stupidity - took what was a hot PPI print.
Ugly 30Y Auction Tails For First Time Since November, Lowest Foreign Demand Of 2024
The bid to cover dropped from 2.472 in March to 2.367, the lowest since November, and obviously below the 6-auction average of 2.37.
Producer Prices Rose At Fastest Pace In A Year In March
After yesterday's CPI surge, PPI followed along, with headline producer prices rising 0.2% MoM (+0.3% MoM exp), pushing the YoY PPI to +2.1% (+2.2% exp) from +1.6%, the highest since April 2023.
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