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Braves' Charlie Morton gets 3 outs ON A BROKEN LEG in World Series Game 1!! https://t.co/VODcHQHHjG via @YouTube@BTRowland@scottcoleman55
Brad, Scott, braves fans. Thinking of how cool it is Charlie to end it vs pirates. And how much I loved you guys podcasting us to victory
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A man who will be sorely missed, even though we still have his marvellous image-poems. Of those this, I think, is my favorite. At least until I come across a more favorite one
Watching Yankees and dodgers and other closers struggle this postseason and thinking. This is who they need: https://t.co/cbdQK0dv0Z @BTRowland@scottcoleman55
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How Japan ignored climate critics and built a global natural gas empire
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Every six hours, somewhere in the world, an LNG shipment controlled by a Japanese company leaves a port. However, these tankers are only the tip of the iceberg
A thread 🧵
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China bans major institutional investors from reducing equity holdings at the start and close of each trading day, after Chinese stocks fell to a 5-year low this month. A task force is also in place to monitor and reprimand firms engaged in short selling.
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#5Things: Chinese markets continue return from holidays, Goldman Sachs raises US equity target. Are declining commodities a boon or a bane for stocks? https://t.co/sGs9Lgnaft via @markets
#5Things: Meta and Amazon lead tech rally; Apple disappoints. And this week's much anticipated Fed meeting did little to shift medium-term rate expectations https://t.co/9T5dYVBn02 via @markets
#5Things: Treasury lowering its borrowing estimate powers bonds AND stocks higher. Plenty of eyes also on mega-cap tech earnings and how White House will respond to the deadly attack on US forces. https://t.co/p3T0ZkPjGT via @markets
China makes more moves to support stock market. Oil jumps after militant attacks. And the Fed's Wednesday meeting looms over it all for markets https://t.co/9jXihLKDQf via @markets
#5Things: Shockingly, traders are now expecting the first central bank move of 2024 will be a BOJ hike rather than a Fed cut https://t.co/veT0D9QD6X via @markets
#5Things: While BOJ meet draws a lot of eyes, China’s efforts to stabilize a stock-market rout may be key well beyond its borders https://t.co/T6IRtVGJs2 via @markets
#5Things: Rate-cut bets confront pushback, while PMIs may be offering poor guidance thanks to post-pandemic distortions https://t.co/oKoGZRS6Kz via @markets
Bond investors are almost as excited as they were a year ago. But they're overlooking a soaring $2 trillion debt problem https://t.co/9caj10ShbJ via @markets
#5Things: Bonds looking calmer now, especially with crude oil falling to stay in its sweet spot -- too low to revive inflation fears but not low enough to spark recession angst.
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Stocks and bonds are off to a poor start for 2024, but so far that simply helps to underscore the perception that the rallies at the end of last year went careening too far, too fast. https://t.co/o5hAp2K51a via @markets
It turns out that those who forecast 2023 would be the year of the bond were just one word off — it was in fact a year of bond volatility. https://t.co/kX6mkZl0ns via @markets