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There are numerous assets available for trading. Here we look beyond tickers and analyze what may cause changes in valuations.

Artem Voloskovets Artem Voloskovets Markets
3 weeks ago

Japan’s Long-Term Bond Yields Surge Toward Record Highs

Japan’s long-term government bond yields are approaching historic highs as investors demand higher returns for holding JGBs.

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Marina Lyubimova Marina Lyubimova Markets
4 weeks ago

30-Year Treasury Yield Above 5.37% Resets the Cost of Long-Term Money

The 30-year U.S. Treasury yield climbed above 5.37%, reaching its highest level since 2004.

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Victoria Bazir Victoria Bazir Markets
1 month ago

Gold Overtakes Treasuries as World's Top Reserve Asset at $5 Trillion

Central bank gold holdings have climbed to roughly $5 trillion, surpassing foreign official U.S. Treasury holdings for the first time, according to IMF and Treasury data shared by Hedgeye, marking a structural shift in global reserve assets.

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Victoria Bazir Victoria Bazir Markets
1 month ago

DBS and Citi Complete First Weekend USD Payment via Swift’s Digital Ledger

DBS and Citi completed their first weekend cross-border USD payment using tokenized deposits on Swift’s Digital Ledger.

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Victoria Bazir Victoria Bazir Markets
1 month ago

Bank of Canada Holds Interest Rate at 2.25%

The Bank of Canada (BoC) kept its overnight rate unchanged at 2.25%, in line with the 2.25% consensus estimate.

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Artem Voloskovets Artem Voloskovets Markets
1 month ago

ECB Foreign Currency Position Rises to €349.8 Billion

The Eurosystem’s net foreign currency position increased by €500 million to €349.8 billion, extending the recent rise in foreign-currency assets held across the euro-area central banking system.

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Marina Lyubimova Marina Lyubimova Markets
1 month ago

Mastercard Is Returning More Cash While Its Share Count Keeps Shrinking

Mastercard’s capital-return strategy has moved in two directions at once: dividends per share have climbed sharply, while the number of shares outstanding has steadily declined.

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Artem Voloskovets Artem Voloskovets Markets
2 months ago

U.S. Debt Tops $40 Trillion as Higher Rates Change the Fiscal Math

U.S. federal debt has exceeded $40 trillion for the first time, while the federal deficit reached roughly $1.8 trillion through July in fiscal 2026.

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Marina Lyubimova Marina Lyubimova Markets
2 months ago

ECB Still Holds €3.19 Trillion in Bonds as Its Market Footprint Shrinks

The European Central Bank still has roughly €3.19 trillion across its major public-sector, pandemic-era and corporate bond portfolios, even as the Eurosystem continues to reduce its presence in European debt markets.

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Artem Voloskovets Artem Voloskovets Markets
2 months ago

China’s Money Supply Is Growing Faster Than Its Economy Can Absorb It

China’s July monetary data shows a widening gap between liquidity and economic activity.

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Marina Lyubimova Marina Lyubimova Markets
2 months ago

$7.93 Trillion in U.S. Money Funds: The Liquidity Story Behind the Headline

U.S. money-market fund assets have risen to $7.93 trillion, according to the Investment Company Institute, keeping the industry's cash pool near record territory.

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Artem Voloskovets Artem Voloskovets Markets
4 months ago

Why America's Interest Bill Has Reached $1.3 Trillion

When discussions turn to U.S. debt, attention usually focuses on the total amount outstanding. Yet the faster-moving number is the cost of maintaining that debt.

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Victoria Bazir Victoria Bazir Markets
4 months ago

Buffett Indicator Hits Record 232.7% — What Happens When Stock Prices Outrun the Economy

The Buffett Indicator has reached 232.7%, the highest reading on record.

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Artem Voloskovets Artem Voloskovets Markets
4 months ago

The U.S. Trade Deficit Is Back to Normal. Here's the Number Investors Should Watch Instead

The U.S. trade deficit totaled $55.9 billion in April, slightly below the $56.1 billion forecast.

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Marina Lyubimova Marina Lyubimova Markets
4 months ago

Why Big Rate Cuts Have Often Been Bad for Stocks

Lower interest rates are usually viewed as a positive for equities. Yet some of the strongest stock-market gains have occurred during periods of modest easing, while the largest rate-cut expectations have often coincided with economic stress, recession fears, and weak market performance.

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Victoria Bazir Victoria Bazir Markets
4 months ago

Europe's Energy Problem Was Never About Renewables

The European Commission's warning that rising energy prices could put up to 1.3 million jobs at risk has been framed as a consequence of tensions involving Iran. That explanation is incomplete.

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Artem Voloskovets Artem Voloskovets Markets
4 months ago

Ford Sales Sink While the U.S. Auto Market Holds Up

Ford's U.S. sales fell 13.6% in May even as the broader auto market remained stable. The decline was concentrated in EVs and several major SUV lines, exposing weaknesses that cannot be explained by industry conditions alone.

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Marina Lyubimova Marina Lyubimova Markets
4 months ago

Europe May Be Losing More Than Jobs This Time

The European Commission's warning about 1.3 million potential job losses comes at a difficult moment for the bloc's manufacturers.

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Marina Lyubimova Marina Lyubimova Markets
4 months ago

The Market Recovered. Now the Real Test Begins

History suggests sharp corrections are often buying opportunities rather than the start of prolonged bear markets. The latest options data suggests investors have already embraced that view.

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Marina Lyubimova Marina Lyubimova Markets
4 months ago

US Manufacturing Faces a Scale Problem

McKinsey data shows that replacing imported goods with domestic production would require a massive expansion of U.S. manufacturing capacity, particularly in electronics and textiles.

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