Consumer Foreclosures, Bankruptcies, Delinquencies, and Collections: Checking on the Hangover of our Drunken Sailors by Wolf Richter • Aug 12, 2023 • 153 Comments Not much of a hangover yet. Going to see more of these frying-pan charts
Our Drunken Sailors Still Not in Trouble with their Credit Cards by Wolf Richter • Aug 8, 2023 • 77 Comments Keeping an eye on them because some day enough of them will get in trouble to move the needle. But not yet.
Here Comes the Tsunami of Longer-Term Treasury Notes & Bonds: Monthly Auction Sizes +60% by August Next Year by Wolf Richter • Aug 2, 2023 • 180 Comments Good Lordy.
End of Easy Money: Financial Conditions Loosen Again for Junk-Rated Companies. But Some that Long Teetered Finally Go Over the Bankruptcy Cliff by Wolf Richter • Jul 10, 2023 • 119 Comments Tightening is a slow process, and there is still a flood of excess liquidity chasing after yield.
Treasury Market Comes Out of Denial, Grapples with “Higher-for-Longer,” QT, Flood of New Issuance. Long-Term Yields Jump by Wolf Richter • Jul 8, 2023 • 212 Comments Denial works great until it doesn’t.
Longer-Term Treasury Yields to Rise amid Flood of Issuance while Fed, Foreign Buyers, US Banks Unload. Short-Term Yields already Surged by Wolf Richter • Jun 26, 2023 • 179 Comments What the Fed wanted to accomplish. But the bond market hasn’t been playing along and “is too complacent” about the coming onslaught.
THE WOLF STREET REPORT: Revenge of Variable-Rate Commercial Debts by Wolf Richter • Jun 24, 2023 • 160 Comments Most people in finance today cut their teeth in the era of Easy Money, when history books were thrown out the window.
Powell Caught in One Heck of a Squeeze: D, All of the Above is Also Possible by Craig Francis • Jun 12, 2023 • 181 Comments Debt has a nasty habit of ruling the financial world of any entity, whether it’s a household, business or nation.
The End of Easy Money: Bankruptcy Filings Pile Up at Fastest Rate since 2010 by Wolf Richter • Jun 7, 2023 • 136 Comments A cleansing process, long overdue, to whittle down the corporate debt overhang and clear out deadwood, at the expense of investors.
Six-Month Treasury Yield Begins to Price in One More Rate Hike by Wolf Richter • May 20, 2023 • 130 Comments Either mid-June or possibly in July.
