Friday’s links

  1. Rising Interest Rates Mean Deficits Finally Matter – WSJ
  2. US jobs growth surges past expectations with 336,000 new posts – FT
  3. R* Wars — A New Hope? – FT Alphaville
  4. Bonds Are Still Living in Phillips Curve World. The Fed Isn’t – Bloomberg Opinion
  5. Welcome Back, Bond Market – WSJ Opinion
  6. The 5% Bond Market Means Pain Is Heading Everyone’s Way – Bloomberg
  7. Monetarism Is Back. It May Not Last – WSJ
  8. Fed will again have to slash rates to zero and relaunch QE – AEP Telegraph
  9. The amazing ‘moneyness’ of Treasuries – FT Alphaville *

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Monday’s links 2-Oct-23

  1. Why a US Recession Is Still Likely — and Coming Soon – Bloomberg
  2. World Bank: Asia faces one of worst economic outlooks in half a century – FT
  3. US Treasury yields hit 16-year high as bond rout resumes – FT
  4. Once Unthinkable Bond Yields Now the New Normal – Bloomberg
  5. A New Interest-Rate Regime Has Begun – WSJ
  6. Home Prices in Canada Are Too Rich for Higher Rates – Bloomberg
  7. Geopolitics Is Wreaking Havoc on the Oil Market – Barron’s