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Credit Bubble Weekly • Oct 17 2015
Weekly Commentary: Look Back in Anger

October 16 – Wall Street Journal (Alan S. Blinder and Mark Zandi): “Don’t Look Back in Anger at Bailouts and Stimulus… Logic dictates that the size of [...]

Doug Noland Posted on Oct 17, 2015
Credit Bubble Weekly • Oct 10 2015
Weekly Commentary: Courage to Print

Dr. Bernanke has referred to understanding the forces behind the Great Depression as the “Holy Grail of Economics.” I believe understanding the ongoing [...]

Doug Noland Posted on Oct 10, 2015
Credit Bubble Weekly • Oct 03 2015
Weekly Commentary: Party Crashing

October 2 – Reuters (Ann Saphir): “Letting the U.S. economy run at ‘high-pressure’ for a while by keeping interest rates relatively low will help push [...]

Doug Noland Posted on Oct 3, 2015
Credit Bubble Weekly • Sep 26 2015
Weekly Commentary: New World Disorder

The Federal Reserve is flailing and global currency markets are in disarray. Notably, the Brazilian real dropped more than 10% in five sessions, before [...]

Doug Noland Posted on Sep 26, 2015
Credit Bubble Weekly • Sep 26 2015
Weekly Commentary: New World Disorder

The Federal Reserve is flailing and global currency markets are in disarray. Notably, the Brazilian real dropped more than 10% in five sessions, before [...]

Doug Noland Posted on Sep 26, 2015
Credit Bubble Weekly • Sep 19 2015
Weekly Commentary: Now What?

September 18 – Reuters: “The world’s leading central banks are facing the risk that their massive efforts to revive economic growth could be dragged [...]

Doug Noland Posted on Sep 19, 2015
Credit Bubble Weekly • Sep 12 2015
Weekly Commentary: China Hardens Peg and Brazil Goes to Junk

Let’s this week begin with a cursory glance at the world through the eyes of the bulls. First, the global backdrop provides the Fed convenient cover to delay [...]

Doug Noland Posted on Sep 12, 2015
Credit Bubble Weekly • Sep 05 2015
Weekly Commentary: The Unwind

Too often it’s as if I’m analyzing an altogether different world than conventional analysts. My strong preference is to be viewed as an adept and [...]

Doug Noland Posted on Sep 5, 2015
Credit Bubble Weekly • Aug 29 2015
Weekly Commentary: “Carry Trades” and Trend-Following Strategies

The week commenced with yet another “flash crash.” The August 2015 version was notable for its ferocity and impressive global scope. Then there was the [...]

Doug Noland Posted on Aug 29, 2015
Credit Bubble Weekly • Aug 22 2015
Weekly Commentary: It’s Always Worse Than You Think

August 17 – Reuters Breakingviews (Edward Chancellor): “Financial markets, like religions, are faith-based networks. The complex structures of assets and [...]

Doug Noland Posted on Aug 22, 2015
Credit Bubble Weekly • Aug 15 2015
Weekly Commentary: China

I figured I would surprise readers this week and focus on China. There’s been a lot written and spoken this past week. My challenge is to put Chinese [...]

Doug Noland Posted on Aug 15, 2015
Credit Bubble Weekly • Aug 15 2015
Weekly Commentary: China

I figured I would surprise readers this week and focus on China. There’s been a lot written and spoken this past week. My challenge is to put Chinese [...]

Doug Noland Posted on Aug 15, 2015
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