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May 29
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Institutions Want Out… But Private Credi...

Jeff Snider
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HOLY SH*T!! New Data Shows The Recession Actually Start 8 Months Ago!?
Did a recession strike the US economy starting in October? Not just the forgot how to grow kind we’ve been grappling with for the last several years, but the all-out, NBER-style, full-blown contraction. Take a look at the data and the charts in this video, let’s see what you thin ... Show More
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Canada just “unexpectedly” fell into a technical recession. But the important part is not just that Canada contracted. The important part is that Canada’s contraction is lining up with the same weakness now spreading through France, the UK, Germany, Sweden, Mexico, and increasing ... Show More
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