21 Tuesday Jun 2016
Posted | June 21, 2016 9:50:12 | Economics
Every month I get together with Financial Repression host Gordon Long for a video conversation of the latest global macro news.
In the latest interview we discuss rate hikes, Brexit, the yield curve, and other topics.
This is a 26 minute video.
The Brexit talk unfortunately has been superseded by the untimely death of Jo Cox.
Mike “Mish” Shedlock
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I couldn’t get the link to work, here’s a direct link if anyone needs.
Any chance you can put an audio-only version on iTunes as a podcast for those that listen to you while working out?
I will see
This vote might have political consequences but economically speaking Japan and China are orders of magnitude more important to the USA and North America in general.
I suspect there will be some ballot stuffing in favor of “stay”. The powers that be wouldn’t be dumb enough not to do this at this point given how close it appears to be. Expect some magic votes from “overseas Europeans” to tip the scale.
This probably won’t encourage voters to vote stay so they can get more of these people:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3651956/Hundreds-migrants-closed-Calais-violent-rampage-tried-board-ferries-UK-police-used-tear-gas-force-back.html