"In the first six months of 2021, U.S. municipal bond funds
attracted an estimated $56.9 billion in net new money—the
most for any first half of the year going back to 1992,
according to data from Refinitiv Lipper." – WSJ |
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DB:
The
CoTD
contrasts this US recovery and the post-GFC one though both
saw similar big slumps in activity. Is this a new cycle or
continuation of last after a COVID hibernation? The answer
gives clues on its length, future Fed activity, and
inflation. |
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U.K. businesses are hit by a surge in workers being asked to
self-isolate after alerts from the country's Covid-19 app |
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After a 59% decline, the price of Lumber is now down on the
year. It was up over 130% in early May |
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