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Tag: jun 14 2022

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TOP 2022 TREND DRAGFLATION: BRIDGEWATER BETS ON CORPORATE BOND MARKET SLUMP

Investment management firm Bridgewater Associates is placing bets that the U.S. and European corporate bond markets will experience a sell-off later this year, according to the Financial Times. The “short” positions illustrate Bridgewater’s view that “we’re in a radically different world” from the one in which the U.S. Federal Reserve subsidized investments with rock-bottom interest...

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TECH STOCKS: THE THRILL IS GONE

The Standard & Poor’s 500 information technology sector had lost 22 percent of its value this year, its worst stretch over that period of time in any year since 2002… when the U.S. was in slow recovery from the dot com bust.  The six-percent spread between the tech sector and the broad index is the...

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CRYPTO FIRMS SLASH STAFFS, SLOW HIRING

Beset by a “crypto winter” in which cryptocurrency values have tanked and investor interest has chilled, companies in the industry are cutting jobs and slowing hiring. Coinbase, the largest U.S. exchange, had previously said it would hire 6,000 new workers this year but recently rescinded job offers to more than 300 people. Gemini Trust, another...

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RAYTHEON FOLLOWS BOEING TO D.C. AREA BECAUSE THAT’S WHERE THE MONEY IS

Raytheon, the world’s second-largest defense company that recently sent Stinger missiles to Ukraine, announced that it will move its headquarters to the Washington, D.C. area to increase its “agility in supporting U.S. government and commercial aerospace customers.” The Hill reported that Raytheon will join its other weapons-of-death manufacturers to get closer to their whore politicians...

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SPOTLIGHT ON ISRAEL

ISRAEL’S PM SAYS IT HAS THE RIGHT TO DETER IRAN’S NUCLEAR PROGRAM Naftali Bennett, the Israeli prime minister, told the head of the International Atomic Energy Agency in no uncertain terms that Israel has the right to act alone to prevent Iran’s nuclear program from being weaponized. Israel sees Iran’s nuclear program as an existential...

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ALGERIA BANS TRADE TO SPAIN AFTER MADRID’S U-TURN ON WESTERN SAHARA

Algeria announced last week that it will suspend its decades-long friendship treaty with Spain, a former colonial power, over a disagreement about the status of Western Sahara. Madrid announced in March that it would support the Moroccan effort for Western Sahara to operate autonomously but under Moroccan rule, the Financial Times reported.  Pedro Sánchez, the Spanish prime...