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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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Where The Stimulus Is Hiding: China's Fiscal Push Is Now Bigger Than After The Global Meltdown
The big problem for China is how to avoid going from boiling hot to just tepid, and avoid crashing its housing market outright.
The Fed, Like The BOJ, Is Now In The Curve Steepening Business: What That Means For Markets
The Fed is not the only one suddenly expecting a notably steeper yield curve.
"Big Oil" - The Crude Market Is Larger Than All Metals Markets Combined
This week’s chart of the week aims to help explain the influence that oil has on countries and markets by using a very simple perspective: the size of the crude oil market vs. all metal markets combined.
Protectionism Returns: Germany Seeks To End "Unwanted Foreign Takeovers" Of Local Companies
Many have said that if Trump wins the presidency, a new ice age of global trade protectionism may be upon us. Well, some may be taking steps to preempt it, already launching various protectionist measures in response to rising populist anger.
September Global Auto Sales Hit Record High Thanks To China's New Car Bubble
According to the latest data, of the impressive 4.4mn unit rise in global auto sales since June, China alone contributed for 84% of this global increase, or 3.7mn units.
The "World's Most Bearish Hedge Fund" Reveals Its Next Big Short
While Horseman is clearly bearish on Japan, however, its biggest net short exposure remains in the US, where it has a nearly -40% net position.
US Economy To Grow Just 1.4% In 2016 After Atlanta Fed Slashes Q3 GDP To 1.9%, Half Its Original Estimate
Two months ago, the Atlanta Fed revealed its original Q3 GDP "nowcast" showed an economy growing at 3.8% - a welcome reprieve for an economy barely able to "rise above" stall speed 1% GDP in the first half. Alas, since then things have deteriorated.
"Radical Changes To The Business Model" - Deutsche Bank Forced To Shrink US Operations As Part Of DOJ Settlement
Being crippled is what may soon happen to Deutsche Bank, whose next chapter in its melodramatic saga will involve the bank exiting some if not most of its US operations.
What A Week: Bonds Battered, Copper Clubbed, Stocks Slide As China Currency Crumbles
Biggest weekly drop in US Macro data in 6 weeks... Yuan down, stocks down, bonds down, Copper down, Pound down... VIX Up, USD up.
US Budget Deficit Spikes 34%, Grows For The First Time Since 2009
The latest figures show that the government is borrowing 15 cents of every dollar it spends. Government spending went up almost 5 percent to $3.9 trillion in fiscal 2016, but revenues stayed flat at $3.3 trillion.
One Hedge Fund's Market Summary: "The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly"... And An Important Chart
Today’s close (weekly close) will be very important. Market has to close > 2135 otherwise fasten you seat belt for more downside!
US Oil Rig Count Rises For 16th Straight Week To 8-Month Highs
The rig count continues to track the lagged oil price very closely suggesting the trend of rising rig counts may be about to stop.
US Retail Sales Growth Slumps To Weakest Since Nov 2015
Year-over-year, control group retail sales rose just 2.5% - the slowest gain since Nov 2015.
JPM Profit Slides 8% But Beats Estimates On 48% Surge In Fixed Income Revenue
JPM, largest US bank by assets released its Q3 results and reported a solid beat on both the top and bottom line, with $25.5 billion in non-GAAP revenue ($24.7 billion on an actual basis).
Deutsche Bank To Fire Another 10,000 Bankers, Bringing Total Layoffs To 20% Of Workforce
The hits for Deutsche Bank just keep on coming. Deutsche Bank's finance chief told his staff that job cuts at the bank could be double that planned, a step that could remove 10,000 further employees.
Singapore Economy Crashes In Q3
After two quarters of lacklustre nothingness, Singapore's economy finally collapased in Q3. Against expectations of no change,GDP QoQ SAAR crashed 4.1% - the worst quarter since Q3 2012.
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