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Karthik Sankaran

@RajaKorman

Formerly many things. 1st to rhyme Duce & Juche; say US a Transfer Union. Globalization Shill. Neoliberal Peacenik. Macro Expat. 1/3 phlegm, spleen, dad humors.

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Market Interest(@MarketInterest) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This is a bit off the mark. The Fed (or any CB doing market intervention) will have balance sheet losses. That's part of mark-to-market.

The missed point is that there are no speculative CB positions. The 'buyer of last resort' is a macroprudential framework. Those losses are…

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It’s amazing how often “the fate of nations—nay, of civilization itself— hangs in the balance” gets trotted out as an explanation for basic cross-currency asset-liability matching issues.

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New at THE OVERSHOOT:

Is Nominal Wage Growth Starting to Slow?

theovershoot.co/p/is-nominal-w…

<-- The April numbers suggest that the recent slowdown in average hourly pay growth since January could be something more than a fluke. That would be a big deal.

New at THE OVERSHOOT: Is Nominal Wage Growth Starting to Slow? theovershoot.co/p/is-nominal-w… <-- The April numbers suggest that the recent slowdown in average hourly pay growth since January could be something more than a fluke. That would be a big deal.
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As a onetime FX professional who remains intellectually engaged with the subject, I would like to remind everyone that it is entirely possible to have a view (whether right or wrong) about a currency’s trading direction without lapsing into monomania or outright looniness.

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I’ve spent the past year diving deep into Chinese debt with AidData. It’s been a lot of fun.

Key realization: Reserve diversification, not geopolitics, was the primary driver of the post GFC Chinese international lending boom.

Brad’s new paper looks great.

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America is destined to push out the Citrus Frontier. Between a Syracuse grad and the other guy, the highest echelon of our political class is composed of experienced Orange men.

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