Well, the TBill rates have recovered as of midnight. Wacky SocGen traders.
SDR-
There’s a rumor that the Fed got a little perturbed at the IBs for the commodity runup, and basically said that if they wanted to take part in the TSLF, that new liquidity better not find its way to the commodity market.
Well, the TBill rates have recovered as of midnight. Wacky SocGen traders.
SDR-
There’s a rumor that the Fed got a little perturbed at the IBs for the commodity runup, and basically said that if they wanted to take part in the TSLF, that new liquidity better not find its way to the commodity market.
Well, the TBill rates have recovered as of midnight. Wacky SocGen traders.
SDR-
There’s a rumor that the Fed got a little perturbed at the IBs for the commodity runup, and basically said that if they wanted to take part in the TSLF, that new liquidity better not find its way to the commodity market.
Well, the TBill rates have recovered as of midnight. Wacky SocGen traders.
SDR-
There’s a rumor that the Fed got a little perturbed at the IBs for the commodity runup, and basically said that if they wanted to take part in the TSLF, that new liquidity better not find its way to the commodity market.
Well, the TBill rates have recovered as of midnight. Wacky SocGen traders.
SDR-
There’s a rumor that the Fed got a little perturbed at the IBs for the commodity runup, and basically said that if they wanted to take part in the TSLF, that new liquidity better not find its way to the commodity market.
Yes, all signs point to deflation, which is bad for gold prices. Although the knife catchers might come in and prop up the prices for a bit longer as they see inflation in the printing presses. They don’t see that credit is being destroyed faster than the printing presses can replace. So the money supply is dwindling.
Yes, all signs point to deflation, which is bad for gold prices. Although the knife catchers might come in and prop up the prices for a bit longer as they see inflation in the printing presses. They don’t see that credit is being destroyed faster than the printing presses can replace. So the money supply is dwindling.
Yes, all signs point to deflation, which is bad for gold prices. Although the knife catchers might come in and prop up the prices for a bit longer as they see inflation in the printing presses. They don’t see that credit is being destroyed faster than the printing presses can replace. So the money supply is dwindling.
Yes, all signs point to deflation, which is bad for gold prices. Although the knife catchers might come in and prop up the prices for a bit longer as they see inflation in the printing presses. They don’t see that credit is being destroyed faster than the printing presses can replace. So the money supply is dwindling.
Yes, all signs point to deflation, which is bad for gold prices. Although the knife catchers might come in and prop up the prices for a bit longer as they see inflation in the printing presses. They don’t see that credit is being destroyed faster than the printing presses can replace. So the money supply is dwindling.
