Dario Perkins
@darioperkins.bsky.social
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MD Global Macro, macro themes/research/risks, central-bank specialist, started career at HM Treasury in late 90s, ex ABN AMRO, AC Milan fan
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I've discovered how to pin this, just in case Trump drops by and needs some help taking on the most important job in the role (Fed chair)
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The 10 rules of central banking - after this I will never get invited to another BoE xmas party... hub.tslombard.com/download/PUB...
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triforcecap.bsky.social
Near the end of this @darioperkins.bsky.social frames out the pressures on the Fed in the late ‘60s that look similar to present day. I think you can also hear some recognition of this in Fed speeches this week.

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Reaccelerating into an Inflation Crisis?
Podcast Episode · GlobalData TS Lombard: Perkins Vs Beamish · 10/02/2025 · 42m
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darioperkins.bsky.social
Investors keep asking why the US economy is "behaving so bizarrely". Imagine a teacher turns up to school in a clown outfit, acts erratically all day, and keeps dishing out arbitrary rewards and expulsions. Would you ask why the kids are so distracted?
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marcelorinesi.bsky.social
As the usual observation goes, dig only a little bit under every piece of BS in US society and you have better than even odds you'll find Regan...

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The UK is in a hole and this govt thinks it can fix it with a shovel
darioperkins.bsky.social
yeah thats what he meant by "risk management". Insurance against a specific risk - in this case the jobs market collapsing
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FOMC members haven't agreed on much in recent months, but they all agree that Miran is wrong about where interest rates should be. He managed to unite them 🤣
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People seem confused by Jay Powell, but his message was a complicated one. Both demand and supply are deteriorating, which isnt *that* disinflationary, but there is a chance demand deteriorates FASTER than supply - esp. if the labour market cracks. That's what they are watching for
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Arsonists blaming the fire brigade for turning up late
Yes, “too late Jerome” is basically a mea culpa isn’t it?
darioperkins.bsky.social
The irony of *that* FOMC dot is that it will only be correct if the administration's policies have tanked the economy
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my thoughts exactly. He regretted choosing Powell within MONTHS. Surely he wont make that "mistake" again
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oops sorry! I thought I had kept them the same 🤣
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my view. Mix of 1995 and 67. Not as inflationary as 67, not as bullish as 95.
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this is what happened to inflation:
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so here is the debate, is it:
- 1995. Fed cuts. soft landing & inflation is fine
- 1967. Fed cuts. Inflation reaccelerates.. fine for a while but then the economy overheats & we get a recession
- 2001. Fed cuts, but it is already too late & recession gains traction
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cpi is hot
the jobs market is about to stall
whoever invented these tariffs
is a bit of a fool