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Shuffling The Deckchairs On The USS Perpetual Growth

Shuffling The Deckchairs On The USS Perpetual Growth

Submitted by Paul Brodsky via Macro-Allocation.com,

The USS Perpetual Growth was picking up speed, steaming over calm seas despite a growing chorus of capital market Cassandras fearing trouble under the surface and further out at sea.

“Full speed ahead” Skipper Yellen barked to her economates, unperturbed by ominous radar images or the uselessness of econometric expertise at the zero bound, unmindful of passenger dysentery because 95.1% of the ship’s births were full.

"Production Freeze" Narrative Collapses In Two Days: Russian Oil Output Hits New Post-Soviet Record

"Production Freeze" Narrative Collapses In Two Days: Russian Oil Output Hits New Post-Soviet Record

How quickly the oil production freeze narrative has fallen apart.

Source: stockboardasset

Indeed, it's been a tough two days for oil bulls holding on to hope that excess oil production will normalize in the near term and that the world's oil suppliers would somehow manage to curb oil production in the aftermath of the OPEC's November 2014 cartel collapse.

U.S. Oil Production to Drop to 5 Million Barrels Per Day over Next 12 Months (Video)

U.S. Oil Production to Drop to 5 Million Barrels Per Day over Next 12 Months (Video)

By EconMatters

With the amazing drop in Oil Rigs just over the last two months, the pain for U.S. Oil Producers is just getting started, expect U.S. Oil Production to start dropping off a cliff. We delve into the Oil Data metrics as to why April, May and June are strong months to be invested from the long side in the Oil Market - the seasonally strong part of the market from a demand perspective.

Greece Demands Explanation From IMF Over Leaked Transcript

Greek politicians wasted no time in seeking a response from the IMF over the leaked transcript released earlier today by Wikileaks suggesting the IMF may threaten to pull out of the country's bailout as a tactic to force European lenders to more offer debt relief, and which according to the Greek government was "interpreted as revealing an IMF effort to blackmail Athens with a possible credit event to force it to give in on pension cuts which it has rejected."

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