One chart crime to rule them all.
Live markets commentary from FT.com
And why stablecoins are less than revolutionary on many fronts.
For those who are fierce, fearless and, um, freedom.
And inadvertently promotes the exact opposite of instant frictionless settlement in consumer culture. Hero or villain?
The legislative and regulatory proposals are adding up.
IMF paper highlights that, if anything, non-US banks have become more exposed to higher funding costs
And is not actually, in any meaningful way, blockchain-based.
Public squalor; Amazon elections; a new Fox News; China’s tantrums; and more.
“Why did the fiancial [sic] times let her write for them? She seems hopeless with money”.
Wirecard analysis is defamatory and wrong
Xtract Research weigh in on just how much debt We can absorb.
Iran’s ghost towers; Dad rock; Asia’s El Chapo; long Lego and much more...
Handbags at dawn.
The story behind how the scramble for intraday liquidity helped to create US tri-party repo and a shadow central banking system.
Another strange thing is happening.
Ben Inker thinks value’s pain train will come off the rails soon.
It’s a $1.7tn figure with a generous splattering of Tencent.
Your iPhone can turn you into a criminal, it turns out.
Harry, Meghan, and commodification; Unit 29155; college admissions sins; Brexit and austerity; and more.
Placing a rise in borrowing in context.
