Questions for Kevin Warsh
Here’s three questions I think the press should ask Warsh today
Robin Brooks on FX, macro, and the plumbing of global capital flows — Brookings senior fellow, former chief economist at IIF.
Here’s three questions I think the press should ask Warsh today
The Fed will hike and then the press conference will be a bit of a train wreck
The key event this week isn’t the Fed hike - which is a given - it’s the press conference
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The attack on the East-West pipeline won’t meaningfully disrupt Saudi oil exports
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Yesterday’s “hot” CPI really wasn’t hot, but the Fed now has no choice but to hike
If rising yields are about growth, why are they up in France, Japan, Italy and the UK?
No government can match the might of global markets - not even the US government
Oil prices won’t go meaningfully above $100 and that’s got nothing to do with China
The kind of highs we saw earlier this year are no longer possible now
The rise of Germany’s AfD will bring massive changes, including the end of the Euro
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What’s driving this trade, what assets are in it, and how much further will it go?
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Neither inflation nor the labor market call for a hike, but long yields may require one
Of course it did - I can’t believe there’s even a debate about this
The greater efficacy of the blockade since its reinstatement is causing the Rial to implode
The sell-off we’re seeing is global and has been ongoing - in fits and starts - since 2022
US data have surprised on the weak side for the past month, but yields have risen anyway
When you compare the US to the rest of the G10, there’s no sign of a fiscal risk premium
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In normal times, a Fed hike would hurt gold, but we’re no longer in normal times
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Yesterday’s Warsh speech successfully contained the rise in long-term Treasury yields
Warsh can’t afford to sound dovish, because that’ll send long-term yields up again
The principal driver of rising yields is the massive budget deficit, not the AI buildout
Don’t believe all the nonsense about how Iran has asymmetric leverage over the US
Headlines are fast and furious on how Treasury wants to keep long-term yields down
Artificial yield caps in the G10 are a subsidy for the carry trade to emerging markets