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Parmy Olson
Facebook’s Age of Austerity Couldn’t Come at a Worse Time
It’s probably wise to restructure Meta, but it’ll be hard for Zuckerberg to manage that on top of several other fires.
Jonathan Bernstein
Another Absurd Debt Ceiling Fight? Enough Is Enough
The case for Democrats eliminating the debt ceiling in the lame-duck session is as strong as ever.
Julian Lee
The Oil Market Has a Big Russia Sanctions Problem
The US administration is running out of time to prevent European sanctions on Russian crude from causing a spike in oil prices.
Richard Cookson
The Problems Facing the Gilt Market Aren't Unique to the UK
The turmoil draws attention to the fragility of government bonds around the world when they are not, one way or another, being manipulated by governments and central banks.
Allison Schrager
Hardly a Surprise: Pension Funds Stoked the UK Rout
An outsized portion of British government debt is owned by pensions, so when those money managers misjudged risk, the turmoil spread quickly.
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Parmy Olson
Facebook’s Age of Austerity Couldn’t Come at a Worse Time
It’s probably wise to restructure Meta, but it’ll be hard for Zuckerberg to manage that on top of several other fires.
Jonathan Bernstein
Another Absurd Debt Ceiling Fight? Enough Is Enough
The case for Democrats eliminating the debt ceiling in the lame-duck session is as strong as ever.
Julian Lee
The Oil Market Has a Big Russia Sanctions Problem
The US administration is running out of time to prevent European sanctions on Russian crude from causing a spike in oil prices.
Richard Cookson
The Problems Facing the Gilt Market Aren't Unique to the UK
The turmoil draws attention to the fragility of government bonds around the world when they are not, one way or another, being manipulated by governments and central banks.
Allison Schrager
Hardly a Surprise: Pension Funds Stoked the UK Rout
An outsized portion of British government debt is owned by pensions, so when those money managers misjudged risk, the turmoil spread quickly.
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