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The Morning Call--Real Yields Are Ringing The Warning Bell

Feb. 19, 2021 9:18 AM ETABBV
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The Morning Call

2/19/21

The Market

Technical

Thursday in the charts.

Crypto Crash-Up Continues As Dollar Drops, Oil & NatGas Tumble

Fundamental

Headlines

The Economy

US

International

January Japanese CPI was +0.6% versus -0.1% reported in December; the February flash manufacturing PMI was 50.6 versus 49.8 in January; the flash services PMI was 45.8 versus 46.1; the flash composite PMI was 47.6 versus 47.1.

January UK retail sales fell 8.2% versus estimates of -2.5%; ex autos, they were -8.8% versus -2.6%; the February flash manufacturing PMI was 54.9 versus 53.2; the flash services PMI was 49.7 versus 41.0; the flash composite was 49.8 versus 42.8.

January German PPI was +1.4% versus consensus of +0.8%; the February flash manufacturing PMI was 60.6 versus 56.5; the flash services PMI was 45.9 versus 46.5; the flash composite PMI was 51.3 versus 50.5.

The February EU flash manufacturing PMI was 57.7 versus forecasts of 54.3; the flash services PMI was 44.7 versus 45.9; the flash composite PMI was 48.1 versus 48.0.

Other

Hotel occupancy down 29% YoY.

Hotels: Occupancy Rate Declined 29.0% Year-over-year

Inflation

The pandemic could contribute to higher inflation.

Will Inflation Make a Comeback? | by Axel A. Weber - Project Syndicate

Rising expected inflation.

Rising Expected Inflation ... to about 2%

Four things to know about inflation in 2021.

Four Things Investors Should Know About US Inflation in 2021

US prices percolate with rising consumer spending.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-02-18/u-s-price-pressures-percolate-with-surging-sales-input-costs?sref=loFkkPMQ

Interest rates will continue to rise but don’t blame it on inflation.

Interest rates will continue to rise, but don't blame it all on inflation, economists say

Bottom line.

Gundlach joins the bitcoin parade.

Gundlach Changes His Mind On Bitcoin As First North American Crypto ETF Launches

Rising yields are ringing the warning bell.

Real Yields Are Ringing A Warning Bell For The Risk Rally

Real yields exploding.

Real yields exploding - what's next?

How oil would behave in a commodity super cycle.

This Commodity Super-Cycle Could Be Unlike Anything We've Seen Before

News on Stocks in Our Portfolios

AbbVie (NYSE:ABBV) declares $1.30/share quarterly dividend, in line with previous.

What I am reading today

Facebook: presented without comment.

Facebook: presented without comment

Why do we even have dogs?

What Good Were Dogs in the Ice Age?

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