Anchalee Worrachate

Former Bloomberg journalist. London via Bangkok, Atlanta, NY, Singapore. History, cooking, Chopin. Opinions are my own.

[Anchalee Worrachate @worrachate]

Disinformation is permeating the 2024 US election on an unprecedented scale, with online instigators escalating doubts about the integrity of the electoral process as millions of Americans cast their ballots. https://t.co/Lxpn99rQCR via @bpolitics

[Anchalee Worrachate @worrachate]

Hedge funds are betting against the global battle to beat climate change, thanks to lagging green stocks, culture wars, and a hostile geopolitical environment https://t.co/YH3iAfWWDx via @business

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[Anchalee Worrachate @worrachate]

Chinese companies may be enticed to sell a $1 trillion pile of dollar-denominated assets as the US cuts interest rates, a move which could strengthen the yuan by up to 10%, according to Stephen Jen https://t.co/TJVEO9c1PU via @markets

[Anchalee Worrachate @worrachate]

Whole roast chickens are one of most popular items on London menus, even when they cost £140 https://t.co/IzsR7oCDGU via @luxury

[Anchalee Worrachate @worrachate]

Financial markets are flashing a higher probability of an oncoming recession, according to models from Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan https://t.co/vQOLlnKQsN via @markets

[Marko Kolanovic @markoinny]

August 2015 selloff. Today, there are different issues (US election risks, major wars, YC inversion, Sahm rule, Ch11 filings/credit cards...)

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[Anchalee Worrachate @worrachate]

Saudi Arabia privately hinted earlier this year it might sell some European debt holdings if the Group of Seven decided to seize almost $300 billion of Russia’s frozen assets https://t.co/gHgGsFuE2I via @bpolitics

[Mario Nawfal @MarioNawfal]

🚨🇺🇸WARREN BUFFETT ON HOW TO END THE U.S. DEFICIT IN 5 MINUTES

"You just pass a law that says any time there's a deficit of more than 3% of GDP, all sitting members of Congress are ineligible for re-election."

Source: Yahoo Finance

[Zoe Schneeweiss @ZSchneeweiss]

UK nears pick for a new debt chief ahead of bond-sales wave https://t.co/I0JKPmPZVy via @@greg_ritchie @worrachate @EllenAMilligan

[Anchalee Worrachate @worrachate]

As Robert Stheeman prepares to retire, he warns that liquidity is paramount https://t.co/xTkt0WlmBR via @markets @worrachate @alicegledhill1

[Anchalee Worrachate @worrachate]

Wall Street bets that a second Donald Trump presidency will set off a rally in the dollar run in the face of history, according to a working paper that analyzed almost 40 years of data https://t.co/rRhvzzfH99 via @markets

[Anchalee Worrachate @worrachate]

The bond market rally has investors excited — but they're overlooking a soaring $2 trillion debt problem https://t.co/zWbbrTAMMU via @markets

[Constantin Cotzias @ConCotzias]

BlackRock strategists are watching out for the election promises of UK political parties as any plans for much greater spending could spark a revolt in the bond market https://t.co/4pjbiFDnsO via @markets @worrachate

[Anchalee Worrachate @worrachate]

In 2016, pundits and polls got two predictions horribly wrong: Trump and Brexit. Could they be as wrong today? In the 10% world sketched out by John Micklethwait and @adwooldridge, things in 2024 go better than expected https://t.co/7goPZXU9QF via @opinion

[David Goodman @_DavidGoodman]

The BOE's day-by-day account of the market crisis used in its "exploratory scenario" is pretty wild. Feel like they should stress test market reporters against this happening too... https://t.co/E5fZvp1Wvb

[Anchalee Worrachate @worrachate]

Wall Street just got schooled on the dangers of market timing by this week's shock cross-asset rally https://t.co/kqIk8QTnQl via @markets

[Jonathan Ferro @FerroTV]

WEEKEND

@tomkeene edition

[Anchalee Worrachate @worrachate]

Bonds are set to beat cash over the next year as inflation cools and central banks end policy tightening, according to Goldman Sachs' head of asset allocation strategy https://t.co/nkAm9rBg5r via @economics @worrachate

[Dani Burger @daniburgz]

Awkward. Financial conditions are almost accommodative again thanks to a rally following on from policy makers saying markets were doing the work of tightening conditions for them.