The Economist (August 19)
“Bond markets are unnerving rich-world politicians. As stocks rise ever higher, yields have been climbing ominously.” Deutsche Bank analysts believe the U.S. Treasury’s latest move indicates “increasing administration unease” as the Treasury has announced plans to “increase its own purchases of longer-dated debt” from next month. “Bond markets are unsettled, and so, in turn, is America’s government.”
Tags: Analysts, Bond markets, Deutsche Bank, Government, Longer-dated debt, Ominously, Rich-world politicians, Stocks, Treasury, U.S., Unease, Unnerving, Unsettled, Yields
Washington Post (November 14)
“The growing interest in witches and witchcraft speaks to a uniquely unsettled moment in U.S. history — and an unprecedented loss of hope felt by an entire generation. Absent anything else to hold on to, we’re reaching into the dark.”
Tags: Generation, History, Hope, Interest, Loss, U.S., Unprecedented, Unsettled, Witchcraft, Witches
