"Cracking Oil" | Weekly Economic Commentary | February 21, 2017
“Patterns of energy production and consumption are changing, both because of and despite political actions.”
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“Patterns of energy production and consumption are changing, both because of and despite political actions.”
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“Upgraded large and small foreign to neutral from negative/neutral.”
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“Valentine’s Day is an apt reminder of the up-and-down relationship between high yield and oil over the past two years.”
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“Analyzing real estate is all about the cycles.”
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“The impact of economics on everyday life isn’t always clear, but the week ahead is different.”
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“Two-thirds of economic reports received in January 2017, which mostly reflect economic activity from December 2016 and early January 2017, met or exceeded consensus expectations. ”
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“An often overlooked sector, high-quality mortgage-backed securities (MBS) offer investors high credit quality, with a modest yield premium to Treasuries.”
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“NAFTA’s history is one of both bi-partisanship and deep-seated rancor.”
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“With the historically weak month of February upon us, we take a closer look at market technicals and sentiment this week.”
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“The construction of stock indexes are relatively easy for investors to understand, but bond indexes are not as intuitive.”
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