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Market commentary and insights out of Asia with global market impact by Weston Nakamura- former Goldman macro trader turned financial content creator & podcast host in Tokyo. Asia impacts global equities, bonds, currencies and commodities - find out how.
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The Brilliance and Arrogance of Bessent and Katayama (opens the original)
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Senator Elizabeth Warren and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent exchanged official letters over JPY intervention, in a tone of Warren as the high school principal (her usual self) and Bessent as the second semester senior who just got accepted to college and is in pure DGAF mode.But while the world (America) focuses on the theater, the contents of Warren and Bessent’s letters reveal a very critical and once again completely overlooked matter - the United States Department of Treasury did not take
The Brilliance and Arrogance of Bessent and Katayama (opens the original)
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Senator Elizabeth Warren and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent exchanged official letters over JPY intervention, in a tone of Warren as the high school principal (her usual self) and Bessent as the second semester senior who just got accepted to college and is in pure DGAF mode.But while the world (America) focuses on the theater, the contents of Warren and Bessent’s letters reveal a very critical and once again completely overlooked matter - the United States Department of Treasury did not take
"Dollar-Yentervention" Not Quite Yet (opens the original)
"Dollar-Yentervention" Not Quite Yet (opens the original)
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