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Reserves de la Chine

Le PMI manufacturier global qui prefigure l’économie continue de faiblir

When central banks decided to stop normalizing the monetary policy they sent a negative message to the world: "Things are a lot worse than we expected". pic.twitter.com/Gap2d2oRXK

— Daniel Lacalle (@dlacalle_IA) March 12, 2019

Eurozone Outlook Weakens Again In April.@FocusEconomics pic.twitter.com/gYqpKZkUuL

— Daniel Lacalle (@dlacalle_IA) May 2, 2019

Des chiffres de l’emploi US en trompe l’oeil sinon en fake news: chute du taux de participation à la force de travail.

Why did the unemployment rate fall to lowest since 1969? 770k have dropped out of the labor force since December. Even though no growth in HH Survey estimate for employed, much smaller labor force equals lowest unemployment rate in half century. It doesn't equal a good economy. pic.twitter.com/z7OiLZtn56

— Jeffrey P. Snider (@JeffSnider_AIP) May 3, 2019

[Reuters] UK politicians can reach Brexit deal in next few days: Scottish Conservative leader

[Reuters] Erdogan says Turkey ready to support international investors

[Reuters] Iran must resist U.S. sanctions through oil, non-oil exports: Rouhani

[Reuters] North Korea fires ‘projectiles’, South Korea says stop raising tensions

[NYT] Fed Leaders Try to Talk Up Inflation Without Stoking Rate Cut Expectations

[WSJ] Uber Wants to Be the Uber of Everything—But Can It Make a Profit?

[FT] Fears about Fed independence persist after Moore’s exit