A Chart-Filled Look at Banks, Inflation, and Treasury Volatility

Real Vision: Finance & Investing

Real Vision

Business News, News, Investing, Business

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🗓️ 13 April 2021

⏱️ 37 minutes

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DB-Apr12,2021: Real Vision editors Max Wiethe and Jack Farley prepare viewers for a huge week in markets, giving insight on the series of major investment banks set to release their earnings later this week as well as the pivotal disclosure of the U.S. Consumer Price Index (CPI). Farley explains why “base effects” are so important, and Wiethe breaks down the inflation readings into their components, using insights from his upcoming interview with oil analyst Warren Pies. Lastly, Farley and Wiethe take a chart-heavy look at everything from Treasury volatility to cannabis stocks to Ecuadorean bonds. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Inflation prints, big bank earnings, and a pending surge in Treasury issuance.
0:17.2	For all this and more, I'm joined by Real Vision's Max Weethy.
0:20.6	Max, how are you doing?
0:22.0	Doing well, Jack.
0:23.0	Just rolled out of my bed that I keep at the office and I came right on camera, so it
0:26.9	can't beat that.
0:27.9	Yeah.
0:28.9	I think better than being mentioned by Raal in a Real Vision Daily Briefing, is there?
0:33.5	No.
0:34.5	Well, at least it was a good dig, positive dig.
0:37.8	Yeah.
0:38.8	Well, Max, today is a day where we actually didn't have a lot of price action.
0:44.6	US equities were down, but there wasn't a tremendous amount of volatility.
0:48.8	Bombs pretty much stayed in the range, and the commodity market was relatively silent
0:53.4	as well.
0:54.4	So usually on these days, Max, when we don't have a lot of movement, I'm sort of scratching
0:57.6	my head, thinking, what do we talk about on the Real Vision Daily Briefing.
1:01.3	Today, I have no such concerns, because this is just an action-packed week that we have
1:06.4	ahead of us.
1:07.6	Number one, it's a real start to earnings.
1:09.9	So companies release earnings today, but I actually think none of them were in the S&P
1:14.3	500.
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