Firepower and Moral Suasion: Market Abnormalities
It was June 20th ,1920 and the eight-year old boy by the name of Abraham Zimmerman experienced the lynching and hanging of three black men in Duluth, Minnesota. Postcards of the hanging were sold as souvenirs. Forty-five years later in 1965, Bob Dylan (Abraham’s son)...Crossroads: At the intersection of geopolitics and geoeconomics
Here is a summary of the most important events that unfolded this month, and which may affect economic, financial and geopolitical issues in the months ahead: North America At the beginning of May, both President Donald Trump and top Chinese officials reaffirmed that...Weekly Market Update
Global Market News Global equities make gainsGlobal equities made gains this week as more economies reopened and hopes for a Covid-19 vaccine spread. The yield on the US 10-year Treasury Note was little changed, dropping slightly to 0.65% Friday afternoon from 0.66%...Covid-19 and the Day After
Given the unprecedented times we’re living in, we started a new service of sending once a week, a summary of 3-4 articles which reflect the new realities and their potential impact on our lives and assets. Our assessment is that it may take at least 3-4...In the Shadows of Tomorrow: What are the Implications of Negative Interest Rates?
In 1935 the famous Dutch historian Johan Huizinga published a book with the title In the Shadows of Tomorrow. By then bleak clouds had gathered over Europe. The forces that led to WWII were already at play since Versailles in 1919. A peculiar international payment...Sign Up for Our Publications
