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The BoE blinked first. Let’s parse this out.

Someone returned my passport yesterday. I felt naked without it.

A naughty political actor blew up the Nordstream pipelines.

The bond market is telling equities to get out.

Meloni will be Italy’s first woman prime minister; the Pound gets pounded; Dutch MP red pills his own Parliament.

The Bank of Japan won’t be the only central bank to intervene.

A fumbling US president, a bumbling Fed chief, and a stumbling Russian president walk into a bar…

Oh, not about the war, I hope. About good, clean energy domestically made.

At a decade high, the 10-year yield is causing all sorts of trouble.

No matter the intentions, someone’s after the moolah

The Fed can’t get the inflation toothpaste back into the tube.

A cool Istanbul greets a weary traveler.

I’ll be on the plane to Istanbul when you read this.

With Dollar-Yen at 142, We Harken Back to Yesteryear, and a Reluctant US Treasury Secretary

Charlie Big Ears takes the throne - and perhaps the Monarchy with him.

But the leader of Lega is still too soft on Russia-Ukraine.

There’s no good news anywhere on The Continent. Or across the Channel, either.

President Joke Biden made a speech he’ll surely regret. Like the old KGB, Biden accused his opponents of what he, himself, is doing. The gravest threat to America is the team pulling Biden’s strings.

Stocks, bonds, crypto, and real estate got hammered. The dollar and commodities were up. We’ve resumed the bear market after a July respit