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  • July 3: 100 Food Processing Plants Closed, Mark Zuckerberg Recession, “Worst in Recent History” (Recap ep182)

    In today’s Recap, Marcello talks about how suspicious it is that hundreds of food processing plants are closed due to unlikely situations, such as plane crashes; Mark Zuckerberg has said in an employee Q&A session that “this might be one of the worst downturns that we’ve seen in recent history.”

    The Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank’s U.S. GDP measure, which tracks economic data in real time, but adjusts continuously, sees Quarter 2 output contracting by a full -1%. Coupled with Quarter 1’s decline of -1.6%, it fits the technical definition of an economic recession.

    U.S. consumer spending fell for the 1st time this year, suggesting an economy on somewhat weaker footing than previously thought amid rapid inflation & Federal Reserve Bank hikes. Consumer spending, which accounts for over 2/3 of U.S. economic activity, gained just +0.2% in May, the smallest rise in 5 months. Inflation adjusted consumers spending dropped -0.4%.
    The GfK German consumer confidence survey on Tuesday indicated that consumer sentiment in Europe’s largest economy slid to a record low in July, as consumers see the risk of the economy slipping to a recession. The index fell to -27.4 in July from revised -26.2 in June. The war in Ukraine & supply chain disruptions are driving food & energy prices ever higher.
    Over 80,000 Bitcoin investors have had their millionaire status revoked, due to the recent crypto market downturn. Back in November, just days after Bitcoin hit a new all-time high of $68,789.63, a total of 108,886 BTC addresses reported a balance over $1 million.
    As of Thursday morning, U.S. time Bitcoin has dropped below $20K once again, down another -3.67% to $19,356.90. NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg on Monday stated the Western military alliance of 30 nations is poised to increase the number of its high-readiness forces to well over 300K, as part of what he described as the biggest overhaul of collective defense & deterrence since the Cold War which ended in 1989. For many defense planners, Cold War II has now arrived.

    Copper prices fell to a 17-month low this week; Russia has defaulted on foreign-currency sovereign debt for the 1st time since 1918.

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    20 min
  • June 26: Digital dolar 2023? Russia World War, Markets Recover (Recap Ep181)

    In this week’s recap, the US markets and a big part of the international markets recovered gains, with strong news that will affect the next few weeks, specifically more aggressive Fed interest hikes. Also, the Fed says servers will be online by 2023 for the new “Government Coin,” a digital version of the dollar: “Rapid changes are taking place in the global monetary system that may affect the international role of the dollar.” A US central bank digital currency is being examined to “help the US dollar’s international standing”.Dogecoin jumped +10%, while Bitcoin lost 50% of its value in 2 weeks.

    The National Association of Realtors said Tuesday US existing home sales fell for the 4th consecutive month, dropping-3.4% in May. May’s existing sales were down -8.6% on an annual basis. This brings existing home sales in the United States back to 2019 levels, despite the fact that prices have risen to a record high, surpassing the $400K mark for the first time as mortgage rates have risen further.remains fairly hot, with properties staying on the market for a record low of 16 days. 

    The Russian govt. summons the EU’s ambassador in Moscow, angry over a rail blockade that halted shipments of many basic goods. The Russian enclave on the Baltic Sea known as Kaliningrad (the former German territory of Konigsberg) Russia warned Lithuania of serious consequences after it banned the rail transfer of some goods. The EU sanctions list includes coal, metals, construction materials and technology. Russia claims the ban will cover 50% of the items that Kaliningrad imports.

    China’s shipments of cars rebounded in May; South Korea’s 2nd test launch of its domestically produced Nuri rocket successfully placed a satellite in orbit; Over 100 million people in the United States are under heat warnings and are advised to stay indoors; rainfall in some areas of southern China is the heaviest in 60 years; the Colombian army releases images of one of the world’s most valuable shipwrecks; and Sri Lanka gives government workers Fridays off to farm in order to alleviate a food shortage. Russia has surpassed Saudi Arabia as China’s largest oil supplier. Macron has an absolute majority in France; Petro is the new elected president of Colombia.

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    27 min
  • June 18: Everything Colapses, Inflation Increases, Recession Starts? (Recap ep180)

    In this week’s Recap, Marcello talks about the widespread collapse of the markets around the globe; Inflation is reaching a new high; we might be facing the start of a recession.

    World stock markets had the biggest weekly decline since a pandemic-induced meltdown in March 2020, hit by growing worries about an economic recession after interest rate increases in the United States & the U.K. which was followed by a surprise move at Switzerland’s central bank, to quell an inflation surge.

    Euro-zone inflation rose to a record high of +8.1% last month in line with preliminary estimates & more than 4X the European Central Bank’s target & underscoring its plans to raise interest rates in July & succeeding months to tame runaway price growth. Initially driven by post-pandemic supply shortages & soaring energy prices following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, inflation has now become increasingly broad, affecting everything from food & services to everyday goods.
    The Commerce Department stated on Wednesday that U.S. retail sales fell by -0.3% last month, down sharply from April’s downwardly revised +0.7% increase, following the +0.9% initially reported. It marks the 1st decline in 5 months. U.S. retail sales registered a bigger-than-expected drop in May, as motor vehicle sales plunged & record gasoline prices prompted households to cut back spending on other items.
    Russia stepped up use of energy as a geopolitical weapon, by making further cuts of natural gas shipments via its biggest pipeline to Europe. Germany accuses Russia of trying to further drive-up prices. Gazprom PJSC is curbing gas supplies via its Nord Stream pipeline to Germany by 60%, increasing an initial cut to Europe’s top buyer announced Tuesday. It adds to a 15% reduction in flows to Italy, continent’s 2nd-largest customer of Russian gas.
    Ukrainian grain shippers have rerouted exports via the Baltic Sea to send their crops abroad. The country has been hunting for alternative paths, as the war with Russia cuts off vital global shipments from ports dotting the Black Sea, thus raising global food prices. Producers have resorted to sales by land instead, ferrying grain by railway, to European Union neighboring country ports.
    Russian crude flows by sea are taking on a new pattern as the government seeks to deal with impending European sanctions on its exports. India has moved from being an insignificant buyer of Russian crude to the 2nd-biggest destination for shipments, behind only China. Asian buyers, dominated by China & India, are now taking close to 50% of all the crude shipped from the country’s ports.

    The Bank of England raised interest rates again, for the 5th time since December; Coinbase Global will be laying off 18% of its workforce; Crypto lending firm Celsius pauses withdrawals and transfers; German inflation accelerated to a 5-decade high of +7.9% year on year in May.

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    19 min
  • June 12: Food Rationing Begins, Consumer “Worst In History”, Ethereum Collapse? (Recap ep179)

    In this week’s Recap, Marcello talks about how the German supermarket chain Rewe has warned customers can take only 1 “critical” product – such as pasta and flour; Consumer spending in the U.S. is the “worst in history,” which shows a clear sign of how inflation has affected the economy; Ethereum fell and is headed toward its lowest levels since May 12.

    Inflation in the U.S. surged from a year ago. Groceries up +11.9%, chicken up +17.4%, restaurants up +9%, fuel up +107%. These are the largest year on year price hikes ever in the U.S. Moody’s Analytics claim that inflation is costing the average American an extra $460.00 per month. That is $5,520.00 more per year.

    The U.S. Consumer Price Index (CPI) data indicates that the annual increase in domestic retail prices is now at +8.6%, the fastest increase since 1981. The cost of living jumped 1% in May, with higher rents, gas & food prices. Excluding volatile energy and food prices, so-called core CPI was up 6%, slightly higher than the 5.9% estimate.
    The Biden administration announced Friday that it is ending a requirement as of Sunday, that international travelers test negative for the coronavirus before coming to the United States. The Centers for Disease Control & Prevention (CDC) has determined based on the present science & data, that this requirement is no longer necessary at this time.
    U.S. banking investment giant JPMorgan analysts now expect gasoline could top out at a price of $6.20 per gallon by August in the U.S., but other analysts expect the peak price to stay closer to $5.25 per gallon, due to demand destruction as drivers will likely cut back on usage.
    The European Central Bank confirms its intention to hike interest rates by 25 basis points at its July meeting, with a further increase expected in September, the scale of which will be determined by the medium-term inflation outlook. The central bank also raised its inflation expectations for the Eurozone significantly to +6.8% from +5.1% & downgraded its growth forecasts from +3.7% to just +2.8%.
    Danish shipping giant, the largest container shipping line & vessel operator in the world from 1996 until 2021, AP Moeller-Maersk shares fell -8.92% on Wednesday, on concerns container rates will likely drop significantly, amid easing supply chain restrictions.

    Tesla just filed its annual proxy statement with the U.S. SEC & revealed it plans a 3-for-1 stock split; Ukrainian officials were pleading for more aid from the West; The Bank of England looks set to raise interest rates next week for the 5th time since December; According to the U.S. Mortgage Bankers Association mortgage applications fell -6.5% from one week earlier in the week ending June 3.

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    21 min
  • June 5: Elon Musk says economic collapse coming, 2/3rds US in blackouts, Solana crashes (Recap Ep178)

    In the week’s recap, the US and global markets were mostly lower, except for the Asian markets. It’s increasing the likelihood of stagflation because the latest reports indicate the US labor market added jobs at a slower pace in May, but the inflation stays elevated.

    Elon Musk To Slash 10% Tesla Jobs, Has “Super Bad Feeling” About Economy. Everyone at Tesla is required to spend a minimum of 40 hours in the office per week: “If you don’t show up, we will assume you have resigned”. Also, Musk tweeted: “Recessions serve a vital economic cleansing function”.

    Terra launched a new V failed luna crypto and plunged to $0 earlier this month. Solana Colapso bug in the tech collapses lasted 4 hours. Bitcoin ended higher this week: Up +3.15%. There are 8 billion people in the world and 10 billion nfts.

    Two-thirds of the US face the prospect of blackouts this summer, a report by the North American Electric Reliability Corporations; Food shortages & soaring prices become major concern govts globally; China making sure summer wheat harvest proceeds without any problems; Oil posts 6th monthly advance, longest run since 2011; Euro-zone inflation record high for 7 consecutive months:+8.1% May; JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon says preparing biggest US bank for an economic hurricane on the horizon and advised investors to do the same.

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    21 min
  • May 29: Housing Market Collapses, Government Test Cryptos, Food Export Restrictions Begin (Recap ep177)

    In this week’s Recap, Marcello talks about the collapse of the housing market in the US due to the increase in prices of newly built homes; Swift has now allowed international payments using central bank-issued cryptocurrencies; and Malaysia and India are banning the export of chicken and sugar, respectively.

    A poll conducted by Vistage Worldwide Inc, had 57% of small businesses in the U.S. predict the domestic economy will get worse over next year, as the nation deals w/high inflation, supply-chain & labor shortages as well as rising interest rates. It matches the April 2020 mark for lowest level of confidence. Last month, 42% of small business owners had the same grim outlook on the economy. It is part of a broader confidence index that, in May, revealed its largest y/y drop since the COVID-19 lockdown from the spring of 2020

    Japan’s manufacturing activity expanded at the slowest pace in 3 months in May, as supply bottlenecks attributed to parts shortages & China’s COVID-19 lockdowns caused output & new orders growth to slow. Activity in the services sector improved for the 2nd straight month on stronger domestic demand, due to the fading impact of the pandemic, though service-sector firms faced a drag from the sharpest rise in input prices on record.
    Offshore from the village of Noli in Italy’s Liguria region, 6 large clear domes, or biospheres, are moored to the ocean floor & are growing herbs, vegetables & flowers just 130 feet from land. Known as Nemo’s Garden, it’s the world’s 1st & only underwater greenhouse. These biospheres utilize the ocean’s favorable environmental qualities like temperature stability, CO2 absorption & natural pest control to create a habitat appropriate for producing fresh produce. Could provide a supply of food where farming must be innovative
    Fertilizer prices that recently hit record levels are now plunging, as buyers pull back, but that doesn’t mean the squeeze is over. June spot price in Tampa, Florida for example nitrogen fertilizer ammonia settled at $1K per metric ton, a drop of 30% from May’s $1,425 per metric ton. Even with the drop, prices for ammonia are still some +87% higher than a year ago & supply chain issues continue to wreak havoc on global markets.

    Heavy rains have caused widespread flooding in parts of Bangladesh & India; Consumer spending, which accounts for over two-thirds of U.S. economic activity, increased +0.9% last month; the Bank of Canada sold all of its gold reserves; Hong Kong residents are leaving the city in far greater numbers in 2022.

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    22 min
  • May 22: Worst Drop in Stocks since Great Depression, Mew Monkey Pox Pandemic (Recap ep176)

    In this week’s Recap, Marcello talks about some data that shows that we are facing a drop in stocks very similar to the one the market suffered in the Great Depression; an unprecedented outbreak of Monkey Pox is triggering alerts worldwide.

    China’s President Xi (since 2013) will attempt an unprecedented 3rd term this fall, as he plans to extend his rule as China’s most powerful leader since Mao Zedong. Xi’s bold domestic & foreign policies remain controversial. His strict zero-COVID-19 strategy, his staunch support for Russia & a recent crackdown on tech giants have broad popular support, but the resulting economic price has sparked intense debate among Chinese analysts, stakeholders & the public at large.

    U.K. inflation soared to a 40-year high of 9% in April as food & energy prices spiraled higher, according to official figures revealed on Wednesday, escalating the country’s cost-of-living crisis. The 9% rise in the consumer price index (CPI) is the highest since records began in 1989, outstripping the +8.4% annual rise posted in March 1992 & well ahead of the +7% seen in March of this year.
    Berlin may run out of fuel, unless German officials can find a way to keep a Cold War relic from falling victim to new geopolitics. A refinery on the Polish border, supplying bulk of the jet fuel for Germany’s capital airport & gasoline for the region’s, is caught up in EU’s standoff w/Russia over war in Ukraine. A plan to ban Russian oil imports by the end of 2022, threatens to choke off supplies to the facility in the town of Schwedt, which will cripple Berlin & much of Eastern Germany in the process.
    German industrial giant Siemens is leaving Russia after nearly 170 years of business. At the start of the war in Ukraine, following the Russian invasion, the company put all new business & international deliveries in Russia & Belarus on hold. Now the German manufacturing giant says it will exit the Russian market entirely. The company has started proceedings to wind down its industrial operations & all industrial business activities in line with regulatory requirements & international sanctions.
    Shares of U.S. based Walmart, world’s largest retailer by revenue, plunged -11.38% Tuesday to $131.35, with a market cap of $361.58B, after reporting mixed quarterly results, with earnings falling short of estimates, as rising costs for food, fuel & wages weighed on profitability, even as still-solid consumer spending helped sales. The stock fell an additional -6.79% at $122.43 on Wednesday. Shares now down -15.38% in 2022 & -13.73% year on year.

    Australia’s unemployment rate is the lowest since 1974; China is now seeking to replenish its strategic crude stockpiles with cheap Russian oil; The number of Americans filing new claims for unemployment benefits unexpectedly rose last week.

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    19 min
  • May 15: Crypto Luna Massacre, Baby Formula Shortage, Switzerland prepared Nuclear War (Recap ep175)

    In this week’s Recap, Marcello talks about the aftermath of the collapse in prices of the Crypto Luna; There is a Baby formula shortage in the U.S.; Switzerland is preparing in case of nuclear attacks.

    U.S. consumer sentiment slumped to its lowest level in nearly 11 years in early May it was reported this week, as worries about inflation persisted, but household spending remains underpinned by a strong labor market & massive savings, which may well keep the economy expanding for the short term.

    In the largest market selloff in years continuing Monday, w/U.S. stock indexes sliding to new lows for 2022. Markets have finally been shaken this year by a flood of investor worries. Inflation running at its fastest pace in decades, eating into corporate profits & putting consumer spending under pressure, causing economic growth to slow.
    According to Elon Musk, the Twitter deal is temporarily on hold pending details supporting the calculation that spam/fake accounts do actually represent less than -5% of users. The headline sent shares of Twitter (TWTR) into a tailspin, collapsing 25% at 1 point to around $34, with the stock still trading violently. Shares were down nearly -11% at $40.00 a share, right before the U.S. market opened. The market cap is now at $34.45B, down over $10B from Musk’s purchase price of $54.20.
    European natural gas prices jumped +6.4% Wednesday after Ukraine’s state-owned grid operator suspended Russian flows through a key entry point. Gas TSO of Ukraine on Tuesday announced force majeure, the 1st declaration of its kind since Russia invaded Ukraine on Feb. 24. It said it will not accept flows through its Sokhranivka entry point, which delivers Russian gas to Europe, from Wednesday.
    The price of Bitcoin fell another -5% early Wednesday morning EST in the U.S. to $29,453.40, to an 11-month low, as the selloff in U.S. stocks continued, although some stability was seen across global markets.
    Finland’s President & Prime Minister both announced Thursday that they support an application for NATO membership, setting in motion a process that will culminate in the alliance’s 9th enlargement since its founding in 1949. Finland’s membership in NATO would more than double the length of the alliance’s borders with Russia. Sweden is expected to make an announcement on applying to NATO on Sunday.

    Tesla has suspended most production at its Shanghai factory; U.S. inflation cooled off slightly in April; Ferdinand Marcos Jr is the new president of the Philippines; India banned wheat exports; Oil giant Saudi Aramco surpassed Apple as the world’s most valuable firm.

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    25 min
  • May 8: Everything Collapses, Gucci Accept Crypto, Elon Musk mentions New World Order (Recap ep174)

    In today’s Recap, Marcello talks about how most markets around the globe fell; Gucci is accepting cryptocurrencies as payment method; Elon Musk gave a hint to the new world order at the MET gala.

    U.S. Federal Reserve raised interest rates by +0.50% in the biggest single-meeting increase in 20 years. Although the Fed Chair Powell said that additional half-point rate increases will be on the table at the next couple of meetings, he added that Fed officials aren’t actively considering a 75-basis-point increase. As a result, short-dated U.S. Treasuries rallied, sending the 2-yr Treasury yield sharply lower. It fell 15 basis points to 2.61% in the biggest 1 day drop since late Feb. The 10-yr yield fell, down 4 basis points to 2.9%.

    The U.S. economy continued to add jobs at a rapid pace last month, even as employers struggled with a shortage of workers & demands for higher wages, giving the Federal Reserve further ammunition to increase interest rates to fight soaring inflation. Non-farm payrolls grew by 428,000 in April, matching the revised 428,000 increase in March & exceeding economists’ forecasts for 391K. It kept the jobless rate steady at 3.6%, near the level it stood at in February 2020, right before the pandemic.
    According to an April report from the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute; total military spending reached more than $2 trillion globally, for the first time in 2021. The top 5 spenders are the United States, China, India, Russia & the U.K. Collectively, these 5 countries, in a world of 195 nations, accounted for 62% of total arms expenditure.
    MIT researchers have developed a portable suitcase-sized device desalination unit, weighing less than 10 kilograms, that can remove particles & salts to generate drinking water, with the push of 1 button. It requires less power to operate than a cell phone charger. The unit can also be driven by a small, portable solar panel, purchased online for around $50.
    The world’s largest blue diamond, the 15.10-carat diamond, called The De Beers Cullinan Blue, sold for $57.5M in an auction at Sotheby’s in Hong Kong. The diamond comes from South Africa’s Cullinan mine & was obtained in 2021. The 1-of-a-kind diamond had been expected to sell for about $48M, but an anonymous buyer secured the gem via phone after an 8-minute bidding war among 4 potential buyers.

    Shares of Netflix jumped +4.78%; 1-way superconductivity without magnetic fields was discovered; Spain’s Prime Minister was the target of a spyware attack

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    14 min
  • May 1: Mark of the Beast has Arrived, Bitcoin Legalized in 2nd Country, Food Shortages Affected Extreme Flooding (Recap ep173)

    In today’s Recap, Marcello talks about a way of payment using an implant placed inside your hand; Bitcoin is now legal tender in the Central African Republic; More analysts are predicting a food shortage in 2023.

    The Central African Republic adopted Bitcoin as its official currency, thus following El Salvador’s as the 2nd country to do so. Bitcoin was made legal tender after lawmakers voted unanimously to pass the bill legalizing the world’s largest cryptocurrency & other cryptos, according to the chief of staff of President Faustin-Archange Touadera. Bitcoin can now be used alongside the regional Central African CFA franc, a currency governed by the Bank of Central African States (BEAC) used by 5 other nations.

    More analysts are predicting a food shortage in 2023 based on what’s going on with Russia & Ukraine, because those 2 countries alone produce some 30% of the global wheat crop. Poor weather conditions in the United States, following Australia & Brazil both having experienced bad planting seasons, is only exacerbating the supply chain. Inflation is going to accelerate, with price hikes in foodstuffs only in the early stages at present.
    Attempting to slow down the economy & subdue inflation, the U.S. Federal Reserve has already raised interest rates by 25 basis points & is expected to raise rates by 50 basis points at each of its next 2 meetings in May & June with even more hikes forecast for the year. If in response to market conditions equity or housing prices drop by some 50%, it will be the ultimate destruction of wealth generated by 2 generations, because of this loss in asset accumulation.
    Brazil’s Senate passes the country’s 1st bill governing cryptocurrencies this week, setting the stage for the creation of a regulatory framework for the country’s crypto industry. Still must be approved by the Chamber of Deputies & then signed off by President Bolsonaro to become law. Likely to occur by the end of 2022. The country’s executive branch will be responsible for formulating rules for crypto-assets & could either create a new regulator or delegate its power to the Securities & Exchange Commission or the Central Bank.
    Europe could be pushed into recession if Russia’s gas squeeze widens, after Gazprom cut off flows to Bulgaria & Poland. Gas accounts for about 25% of the EU’s energy generation, & Russia typically supplies near 40% of the bloc’s natural gas imports. Europe faces concurrent economic shocks from the war in Ukraine & a surge in food & energy prices exacerbated by the conflict, which has raised concerns about stagflation meaning low economic growth & high inflation.
    The Philippine capital Manila & several other coastal Asian cities are sinking almost 7X faster than the average sea level rise, says a study that calls for strict regulatory measures to reduce groundwater extraction, identified as a major cause for land subsidence, thus increasing the likelihood of flooding. Since 1993, sea level rise has been happening at a rate of around 3 millimeters per year, according to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.
    Aliko Dangote, Africa’s richest person, has decided to construct a $20.5B oil refinery & fertilizer complex in southern Nigeria, on a plot of swampland near 50% the size of Manhattan. He is employing the services of Devakumar Edwin, who helped him transform a small trading company into an industrial empire spanning the continent. Edwin had previously navigated some of the world’s most difficult business environments to build Dangote’s textile factories, flour mills, food plants & cement firms.

    Elon Musk sold around $4B worth of Tesla; Eurozone inflation has hit a new record high; Russia’s gas is halted until agreement of payment in rubles; The world’s oldest person has died in Japan at the age 119.

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    22 min

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