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Follow macroeconomic data releases and professional commentary. No news articles, no media outlets, no opinion pieces. Commentary must come from a major financial institution.
Rules
R1: No news media. News articles, opinion pieces, or anything from a general media outlet are not allowed.
R2: Professional commentary. Commentary must come from or be affiliated with a major financial or economic organization.
R3: No politics. No positive or negative posts or comments about any politician or political party.
R4: Please review our commenting guidelines.
Follow macroeconomic data releases and professional commentary. No news articles, no media outlets, no opinion pieces. Commentary must be published by a major financial institution.
- ABN Amro
- Atlanta Fed
- Allianz
- Baird Investment
- BEA
- BlackRock
- BMO
- BNP Paribas
- BNY Mellon
- Boston Fed
- Center State Bank
- CIBC
- CitiBank
- Daiwa Securities
- Danske
- Dukascopy
- Dallas Fed
- DNB Bank
- DWS Group
- Fidelity
- FRED Blog
- Foresters
- Fulcrum
- Goldman Sachs
- Grant Thornton
- HSBC
- Janney Investments
- JP Morgan
- Merrill Lynch
- Morgan Stanley
- MUFG
- Natixis
- NAB
- Northern Trust
- Northwestern Mutual
- Nordea
- NY Fed
- PIMCO
- PGIM
- Rabo Bank
- Raymond James
- RBC
- Saxo Bank
- Scotia Bank
- Schroders
- SF Fed
- St. Louis Fed
- Swed Bank
- TIAA
- Tim Duy
- TD Bank
- UBS
- UniCredit
- US Bank
- Vanguard
- Wells Fargo
- Survey of Primary Dealers
- Survey of Market Participants
- FOMC Statements, Minutes, SEP
- Major Economic Data Dictionary
- Summary of National Economic Data
- Recent Speeches By FOMC Participants
- PCE and CPI Inflation: What's the difference?
- Are recessions "due" after a long time?
- FRED Blog
- Federal Debt Face Value and Market Value
- Foreign Holders of US Treasury Debt
- Fed Res Hold of Treasuries & Agency Debt
- Introducing SOFR and related readings
- Summary of Post-Crisis Banking Reform
- Modern Money Mechanics
- economistsview.typepad
- GDP basics and NIPA handbook
- Is a trade deficit bad? (and here and here)
- Pozsar Global Money Notes (9, 13, 15, 4)
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This year’s laureates in the economic sciences – Daron Acemoglu, Simon Johnson and James Robinson – have demonstrated the importance of societal institutions for a country’s prosperity.
https://www.nobelprize.org/prizes/economic-sciences/2024/press-release/