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MT GLOBAL MARKETS Momentum Weekly Recap wk35 as of 30Aug19 - thread 1/n
• RiskON (no DJT tariff tweet?)
• Stocks positive
• US stocks still stuck in range w/ elevated VIX level
• CDS indices tighter (except EM)
• EoM window-dressing
• IFO, UoM, NZ ANZ - all weaker
• RiskON (no DJT tariff tweet?)
• Stocks positive
• US stocks still stuck in range w/ elevated VIX level
• CDS indices tighter (except EM)
• EoM window-dressing
• IFO, UoM, NZ ANZ - all weaker
2/n August performances Global Assets
• SPX 0, but volatile indeed
• stocks mostly weaker
• sectors Gold/Silver miners top, Energy/Copper miners neg
• monster rally in most global bonds
• first Gold, then Silver, now Platinum catching up
• SPX 0, but volatile indeed
• stocks mostly weaker
• sectors Gold/Silver miners top, Energy/Copper miners neg
• monster rally in most global bonds
• first Gold, then Silver, now Platinum catching up
3/n YTD comparison
"Was it caused by climate change?" is the most common question when we hear about an extreme event. But when it comes to hurricanes, that's the wrong question. The right one is, "how much worse did climate change make it?" (thread)
Climate change isn't making hurricanes more frequent. But tropical storms - hurricanes, cyclones, typhoons - are fueled by the ocean, and 93% of the heat trapped inside the climate system by human emissions is going into, you guessed it, the ocean. So here's what's happening...
As the ocean warms, hurricanes are:
* intensifying faster
* getting stronger
* have a lot more rainfall associated with them
* getting bigger, too
* moving more slowly
* and then there's sea level rise, which makes storm surges worse
* intensifying faster
* getting stronger
* have a lot more rainfall associated with them
* getting bigger, too
* moving more slowly
* and then there's sea level rise, which makes storm surges worse
