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Formerly TwitterLiz Ann Sonders
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Rolling 60-day correlation between S&P 500 and Bloomberg Commodity Spot Index has slipped further into negative territory pic.twitter.com/CQJghTWbD1
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Liz Ann Sonders
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Foreign purchases of U.S. equities have been incredibly volatile over past several years; negative in February (latest data available) but dip wasn’t as severe as in prior months pic.twitter.com/9KZ0ZNAPFQ
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Mohamed A. El-Erian
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This goes some way in reconciling what had been a notable divergence between much of the macro data (strong) and quite a few of the bottom-up indicators (weaker).
#economy #growth #markets pic.twitter.com/OovJ1FVYBy
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Ryan Detrick, CMT
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S&P 500 with a max pullback of 5.5% in '24 so far.
Since 1980, only 4 full years saw a smaller pullback.
Avg yr since 1980 with a 14.2% max pullback. pic.twitter.com/2SZwV4mwlL
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