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Morgan Stanley is a leading global financial services firm providing a wide range of investment banking, securities, wealth management and investment management services. With offices in 42 countries, the Firm’s employees serve clients worldwide including corporations, governments, institutions and individuals.

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A Mystery in 10-Year Treasuries Has Links to Carry Trade Blowup

Hedge funds are snapping up 10-year Treasury futures, and no other maturity, presenting a puzzle. The answer may lie in the collapse of a popular carry trade last year. The highly-leveraged basis trade involved going long cash bonds and sel

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Germany to Sell Record Debt of Up to $576 Billion in 2021

Germany to Sell Record Debt of Up to $576 Billion in 2021 This article from Bloomberg may be of interest to subscribers. Here is a section: The final decision on next year’s budget will be taken by the government that takes charge of Europe

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Why Amazon May Fill Its Own Shopping Cart With Buybacks

Amazon.com Inc.’s equity performance has far exceeded the S&P 500 Index over the past five years, yet buybacks may be the best use of capital in the near term as financial flexibility grows and excess cash builds, according to Bloomberg Int

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Morgan Stanley's Sheets Goes All-In on V-Shaped Recovery Trades

“The glass half-full view of stimulus talks is if you don’t get it today you’ll get it tomorrow from whomever wins the election,” Sheets said in an interview. “This V-shaped recovery is still intact.” His conviction that growth will continu

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Consumer Better than Feared? Earnings Revisions Bottoming

Email of the day on Australian coronavirus infections Long time since I have sent an email to you, however I have kept my subscription up (joined in 2006) and always look forward to your daily audio/video etc.

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Oil price, Shell, Sundry

After Thursday’s bounce it all went pear shaped again on Friday as crude prices fell again, indeed WTI for April expired at the close, May was $22.63 so only 20 cents higher. The rig count indicated the shape of things to come with a fall o

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With Gold Up, Miners Face Payouts Versus Production Dilemma

Gold producers are “gushing cash,” said John Hathaway, senior portfolio manager at Sprott Asset Management, in support of the higher dividends. “They are in a position to raise their dividend,” he said. “And there will be boardroom pressure

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Trump Ties Brazil, Argentina Steel Tariffs to U.S. Farm Woes

Eoin Treacy's view A link to today's video commentary is posted in the Subscriber's Area. Some of the topics discussed include: Dollar eases as investors weigh the impact of additional monetary stimulus. stocks ease back, oil quiet, gold st

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2020 Outlook What Investors Are Saying

A link to the full report is posted in the Subscriber's Area. It takes all kinds of views to make a market and that is particularly true when supply and demand have been in relative equilibrium for almost two years. When that amount of time

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2020 Vision: An Early Guide to the US Election

Divided government outcomes tend toward legislative gridlock. And though divided governments could still influence the outlook through regulatory reinterpretations and resulting impacts to business sentiment, they are unlikely to deliver tr

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US stocks lifted by earnings, oil price surge

US stocks closed higher on Wednesday, lifted by solid earnings from bank Morgan Stanley (NYSE:MS) and oil services provider Halliburton (NYSE:HAL) as well as a jump by oil prices in the wake of shrinking inventories in the world’s biggest e

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Trending: US domiciled banks de-stress after the Fed

Thursday was a good day to be a bank in the United States, so long as you were a US bank in the United States. The sector dominated the top tickers on Wall Street after the Federal Reserve's stress tests approved the capital plans for 31 of

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