The Bank of Japan intervenes again, selling dollars to counter Yen weakness. #japan #fx #currency #economy #markets #yen https://t.co/ibIyAcuPYC
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NYU Professor @Nouriel on AI and transportation jobs: ‘Their jobs are going to be gone for good’ https://t.co/gtjs689ugc
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The authority for mandating COVID-19 vaccines at schools lies with states and other local entities, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said. https://t.co/sFLKXMEmQ2
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closed out an overnight swing and initiated a new swing for next week earlier today https://t.co/VgMmm2hS8H
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Beveridge curves for vulnerable groups, especially single mothers, differ from the curve for the overall workforce. What structural barriers to the job matching process do these groups face? https://t.co/qyIwb185kw https://t.co/kxy0z3flG0
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Heard on the Street: Another strong quarter at American Express is being overshadowed https://t.co/grpTeftjHd
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saw $SQ weekly. looks bouncy back toward ~$70. guess we’ll see
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Following up on my last thread, central banks face a big problem: Too much debt and slowing demographics. Let's dive deeper into the implications for markets. 🧵 https://t.co/k7jTI817pE
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Fed officials are preparing to raise rates by 0.75 point next month and debate whether and how to slow the pace of increases after that https://t.co/mNts15JCYG
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The US Budget deficit is widening again, hitting a 6-month high of $1.375 trillion in September (YoY change). https://t.co/dQdQxMl5N5
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It's pretty much guaranteed that the Fed will raise rates by 75bp in November, but there's dissent growing about what to do after that, @NickTimiraos writes https://t.co/WaRiMquVll
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Have the world's central banks checked into the Hotel California? One can’t help but feel they have fallen into a trap of their own making. 🧵 https://t.co/kAaIIscfuT
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