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X @The Economist
The Economist· 2025-08-04 15:40
Industry Transformation - Banks have not been the dominant providers of credit in America for decades [1] - Lending is taking different, indirect forms [1] - Regulation isn't the only reason for the transformation [1]
X @Bloomberg
Bloomberg· 2025-08-04 13:08
Fundraising Trends - Private equity and credit fundraising is slowing down [1] - Hedge funds and crypto strategies are gaining momentum in alternative investments [1]
X @Investopedia
Investopedia· 2025-08-03 18:00
Nonperforming Loans (NPLs) Overview - Defines nonperforming loans (NPLs) [1] - Identifies types of NPLs [1] - Explains the causes of NPLs [1] - Details the impact of NPLs on borrowers' credit [1] Target Audience - Intended for finance-savvy readers [1]
US Treasuries Soar As Job Growth Slows | Real Yield 8/1/2025
Bloomberg Television· 2025-08-01 18:48
Labor Market & Economic Outlook - US labor market shows warning signs with payrolls tumbling and unemployment rate rising, indicating a deceleration in job gains [1][2] - Concerns mount over a complicated mix for the Federal Reserve to deal with, leading to expectations of potential rate cuts in September and December [2][3] - Slowing services wages suggest a potential slowdown in consumption and the overall economy, justifying lower interest rates even without a formal recession [19] - The economy is structurally sound, but current policy may be suboptimal, with rates disproportionately hurting lower-income households as housing and labor markets slow [9][10] Interest Rate & Monetary Policy - Fed rate cut bets for September have reached nearly 90%, a significant increase from 45% prior to jobs data, with two rate cuts priced in for the year [6] - The Cleveland Fed President acknowledges a tricky time for monetary policy makers due to conflicting mandates, requiring careful data analysis and business conversations [7][8] - The market anticipates bull steepening as the economy slows and the Fed cuts rates, potentially spurring inflation or growth, leading to a V-shaped recovery [12] - Neutral rate is difficult to determine, potentially higher than expected due to shifts in household and business debt structures, allowing for higher interest rates with a robust economy [17][18] Bond Market & Credit Issuance - US high-grade weekly volume reached $12 million, driven by foreign bank sales, while July volume was $81 billion, the lightest month for supply this year [29] - US high-yield July volumes exceeded $35 billion, marking the second busiest month since September 2021 and the busiest since at least 2006 [30] - Leveraged loan launches in July set a record, reaching over $222 billion, the fourth time in 14 months an all-time record has been broken [30] - Private sector holds $225 trillion in cash, exceeding marketable Treasury debt, with only $29 trillion in high-quality bonds, creating a transcendent influence on the market [26][27]
Ray Dalio Explains Money Vs Credit
Principles by Ray Dalio· 2025-07-30 20:34
Credit and Debt Dynamics - The US economy's total credit is approximately $50 trillion, significantly exceeding the total money supply of about $3 trillion [1] - Credit's impact is contingent on its use; it is detrimental when it fuels unsustainable overconsumption but beneficial when it efficiently allocates resources and generates income for debt repayment [3] - Borrowing facilitates increased spending, enabling incomes to temporarily outpace productivity, though this is unsustainable in the long term [2] Economic Cycles - Credit creation fosters self-reinforcing economic patterns, but borrowing inherently generates cycles, necessitating eventual corrections [5] - The economy demonstrates how credit amplifies spending and income, illustrated by examples of individuals leveraging credit cards to spend beyond their immediate earnings [4][5]
Rick Rieder: Credit is in the best shape I've ever seen my career
CNBC Television· 2025-07-22 19:43
Market Sentiment - BlackRock's view on news affecting markets is discussed [1] - Potential brand damage to the U.S as a safe haven is being considered [1] Fixed Income Strategy - Rick Rieder, BlackRock global fixed income CIO, provides insights [1]
X @Michael Saylor
Michael Saylor· 2025-07-17 18:32
Bitcoin Strategy & Corporate Finance - Discusses the first priority as Director of Bitcoin Strategy [1] - Explores a new theory of Bitcoin corporate finance [1] - Suggests copying MSTR's approach, arguing it benefits everyone [1] Bitcoin vs Traditional Assets - Compares long-term Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) for Bitcoin vs S&P 500 [1] - Argues Bitcoin has fewer risks than stocks [1] - Positions Bitcoin as a global index with no counterparty risk [1] Bitcoin Adoption & Capital - Explores why Bitcoin companies magnetize capital [1] - Discusses unlocking passive capital for Bitcoin [1] - Examines which companies should adopt Bitcoin and which won't [1] Credit & Financial Instruments - Discusses structuring credit and BTC Ratings [1] - Explores why MSTR is going all-in on preferreds [1] - Argues preferreds are better than convertibles [1]