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SoftBank wants to sell a quarter of the $2 2 billion WeWork rescue debt

US$12 3 trillion in stimulus killed the debt default cycle

Treasury-buying apree of US$17 billion has UAE eclipsing China James Telfser s Top Picks: April 20, 2021 Morgan Stanley joins bank bond bonanza with three-part sale John Zechner s Top Picks: April 19, 2021 Tesla’s fiery crash adds to drag on already wobbly EV stocks An ether ETF isn t even launched and already there is a fee war Tech leads stock drop from record; dollar falls Wall Street can’t stop smashing records while pandemic lingers Greg Newman s Top Picks: April 16, 2021 Family offices are targeting 800% returns with SPAC economics Ark Invest s Cathie Wood thinks Shopify could be next Amazon Christine Poole s Top Picks: April 15, 2021 Cooler heads prevailed (mostly) during COVID market mayhem: Survey

Small Caps & Cryptos Clubbed As Bonds & The Buck Bounce

by Tyler Durden Wednesday, Apr 07, 2021 - 04:00 PM Stocks slipped a bit around 1115ET when Fed s Kaplan warned I do worry about excesses and imbalances, adding that failing to communicate Fed exit could stoke risk-taking. Kaplan went to say that The Fed should withdraw some accommodation once the pandemic is over. Then Yellen unveiled her Tax America plan and that spooked stocks further. Stocks then rallied on The Fed minutes which really didn t say much at all - and were thus interpreted as dovish, as there was little to no sense that policy makers were worried about an overheating U.S. economy.

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