Belisarius
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And their heads must be spinning and their mouths are watering around the clock at those sweet numbers.
And it's also likely as hell that no one is remotely troubled by the minor detail that this figure amounts to roughly 550% of Russia’s entire annual GDP.
And it's also likely as hell that no one is remotely troubled by the minor detail that this figure amounts to roughly 550% of Russia’s entire annual GDP.
February 7, 2026 at 12:45 PM
And their heads must be spinning and their mouths are watering around the clock at those sweet numbers.
And it's also likely as hell that no one is remotely troubled by the minor detail that this figure amounts to roughly 550% of Russia’s entire annual GDP.
And it's also likely as hell that no one is remotely troubled by the minor detail that this figure amounts to roughly 550% of Russia’s entire annual GDP.
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The EU cut a deal with Trump on tariffs, hoping it would get him off their backs. Hopefully they have learned the lesson: any concession simply invites more demands. The only way to beat a bully is to tell him to go to hell.
January 17, 2026 at 6:54 PM
The EU cut a deal with Trump on tariffs, hoping it would get him off their backs. Hopefully they have learned the lesson: any concession simply invites more demands. The only way to beat a bully is to tell him to go to hell.
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Supercore services deflation! This is a big deal. Forget the November data alone, clear trend of disinflation here.
January 13, 2026 at 1:41 PM
Supercore services deflation! This is a big deal. Forget the November data alone, clear trend of disinflation here.
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I think there are basically 3 phases to the year:
Now through March/April: Trump stimulus/OBBB vibes
April through June: Fed transition
Second half of the year: Taking the data at face value, preparing for a blue wave
Now through March/April: Trump stimulus/OBBB vibes
April through June: Fed transition
Second half of the year: Taking the data at face value, preparing for a blue wave
January 13, 2026 at 1:49 PM
I think there are basically 3 phases to the year:
Now through March/April: Trump stimulus/OBBB vibes
April through June: Fed transition
Second half of the year: Taking the data at face value, preparing for a blue wave
Now through March/April: Trump stimulus/OBBB vibes
April through June: Fed transition
Second half of the year: Taking the data at face value, preparing for a blue wave