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1. What Moved the Markets? What a historic week! Credit Suisse is now officially acquired by UBS. Europe The financial strains in Europe caused a significant drop in shares, with the pan-European STOXX Europe 600 Index falling 3.84% in local currency terms. Major stock indexes such as France’s

European stocks all down between -1 ~ -1.9%/ US Stocks fell = S&P500 -1.10%, Nasdaq -0.74%/ Asian stocks up +0.4 ~ +1.84% Interest rates plummeted = 10-year U.S. Treasury note 3.430% (-15.3 basis points) Oil prices plummeted = $66.74 per barrel WTI (-2.36%

European stocks up around 1-2%/US stocks surge=S&P500 up 1.8%, Nasdaq up 2.5%, Dow up 1.2%/Asian stocks mixed. Interest rates spike=10-year U.S. Treasury note 3.580% (+11.4 basis points), Bund 10Y up by 0.163 to 2.288%, UK 10Y,

European stocks up +3%, US Stocks are mixed=S&P500 -0.70%, Nasdaq +0.05%, Dow -0.87%, Asian stocks mixed Bond rates ↓ plummet = 10-year Treasury note 3.474% (-21.7 basis points) Oil prices ↓ plummet = $67.61 per barrel WTI (-5.2%), USD = +1.11% *Key points 1.

Hi All, Today, I wanted to create a separate special 'great minds' edition re: commentary on recent markets - namely, Ray Dalio,  Nouriel Roubini, and Larry Summers. *Ray Dalio posted 'What I Think About the Silicon Valley Bank Situation' on LinkedIn today. He compares the SVB&

*Market snapshots Stocks↑=S&P500 +1.65%, Nasdaq +2.14%. Bond Rates↑=10-year U.S. Treasury note 3.678% (+10.1bp) Oil Price↓=WTI $71.33 per barrel (-4.64%) *Key points 1. Post-SVB 2. US February CPI 3. Fed’s next move: So, what does this all mean