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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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As Good As It Gets? Initial Jobless Claims At Lowest In 43 Years For Christmas Week
The last time there were initial jobless claim in a holiday week was 1972, which raises the question - so what happens next?
Global Stocks, Futures Flat As Santa Rally Runs Out Of Steam In Christmas Eve-Shortened Session
After a furious three day "dash for trash", no volume, no breadth, commodity-driven rally, even Santa is now exhausted and overnight US equity index futures were little changed with European and Asian shares mixed.
"Core" Durables Goods Orders Plunge For 10th Consecutive Month As Defense Spending Soars Most In 8 Years
Defense spending (aircraft and parts) soared 148% in the last 3 months - biggest such rise since 2007 managing to squeeze Durable Goods Orders overall to unchanged in Nov. That's the good news.
The Dollar Shortage Has Arrived: Africa Runs Out Of Dollars
According to the WSJ, some of Africa’s largest economies, including Nigeria, Angola, Ethiopia and Mozambique, are restricting access to the greenback to protect dwindling reserves.
Buyback Bloodbath & Beyond: How BBBY Lost $1.7 Billion Buying Back Its Own Stock
Bed, Bath & Beyond Buybacks (BBBY) - the company launched an unprecedented stock buyback spree to mask the relentless deterioration in its underlying business.
These Are The Junk Bond Trades That "Obliterated" Traders In 2015
When the word 'bloodbath' just doesn't quite sum it up, distressed debt investors's bonuses have been obliterated in 2015.
Is This The Secret Behind Santa's Rally?
Driving panic-buying into Energy stocks... But credit ain't buying it...
The Trade Wars Begin: U.S. Imposes 256% Tarriff On Chinese Steel Imports
U.S. has fired the first trade war shot, it will be up to China to retaliate. It will do so either by further devaluing its currency or by reciprocating with its own protectionist measures against the U.S.
Personal Income, Spending Increase By 0.3% In November As Savings Rate Dips To 5.5%
While overall consumer spending appears to be indeed slowing down as manifested in the secular decline in GDP, one area that shows promise is"eating out" - at 4.6% of total spending, this was the highest in 20 years.
Crude Holds Gains After Biggest Inventory Draw In 6 Months Offset By Major Build At Cushing
API's reported huge 3.6mm drawdown in total crude inventories (against expectations of a 2.33mm build) was just the catalyst to send crude prices soaring overnight and DOE just confirmed it with a massive 5.88mm draw - the largest in over 6 months.
30Y Treasury Yield Surges Back Above 3.00% Pre-Fed Hike Levels
Having seen long-bond yields collapse on heavy volume immediately after The Fed's decision last week to hike rates, it appears the "policy error" message was just too much to bear for an un-manipulated market.
Santa Rally Lifts Global Stocks For Third Day: Will Volumeless Levitation Push The S&P Green For 2015?
Helping the European move higher was an increase in industrial metal prices as well as a rise in oil prices after yesterday's API oil inventory drawdown report.
Stock Market "Fragility" Indicator Highest Since Lehman, BofAML Warns
Asset managers are struggling, with the poorest hedge fund performance relative to the risk they are taking since 2008, despite overall market volatility being only 1/4th of 2008 levels.
"Canadians Should Be Concerned" As Energy Sector Job Losses Spike To 100,000 This Year
Even if oil prices rise early and fast next year, it may take a while for Canadian oil-sands to rebound as the industry has mothballed a number of long-term projects.
Something Just Snapped In China
While Sweden is over-flowing with excess cash on bank balance sheets, it appears that banks in Hong Kong are desperate to borrow Yuan (or scared to lend) as overnight HIBOR just exploded higher to 9.45% - a record for the interbank offered rate.
How Would World Markets Respond To 4% Chinese GDP Growth? UBS Explains "The Dragon's Tail"
When it comes to explaining why the post-crisis world has been defined by lackluster aggregate demand and a deceleration in global trade, all roads lead to China.
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