Richard Howard @macrokangaroo

Global Macro - Geopolitics - Football Joined November 2012

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Richard Howard @macrokangaroo

6 days ago

We didn’t do enough to condemn the useful idiots of the Cold War for their traitorous support of the Soviets. Now we end up with Bob Carr and Dan Andrews supplicating to the CCP at military parades. Pick a side chaps.

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Aussie truther @BagGlamour

2 weeks ago

@Andromedans Whoops..private meetings…

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Richard Howard @macrokangaroo

a month ago

I assume all the people in this photo will be afforded the same courtesy as Tony Abbott when appearing in the vicinity of someone else’s sign at a protest. Iran’s supreme leader is a sponsor of horrific international terrorism and overseas a brutal regime that denies human rights…

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Andrew J Phelan @ajphelo

2 months ago

This is naive to the point of being idiotic. This is one of the few areas left we are really good at and @AlboMP wants to hand it over to the biggest thieves of intellectual property in history after they’ve spend the last 30 years ripping off the best innovation the rest of the…

Anthony Albanese @AlboMP

2 months ago

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Richard Howard @macrokangaroo

2 months ago

Isn't the point here that you can't do everything simultaneously? Argentina's fiscal and inflation problem is more pressing than the current account issues. Solve that first, then make moves to address the CA deficit which is only a problem when it prevents foreign borrowing -…

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2 months ago

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Richard Howard @macrokangaroo

2 months ago

People really ought to separate in their heads the two distinct and different concepts of the level of the USD and its widespread use as a reserve asset. USD usage has not declined - just its level relative to other currencies.

Russian Market @runews

2 months ago

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goodalexander @goodalexander

3 months ago

Trump's objective is to maximize intraday, and daily asset price volatility while minimizing weekly and monthly volatility this way, you let people in your inner circle know what's up but also don't lose elections bc of markets the technical term for this is "max extract"

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Richard Howard @macrokangaroo

3 months ago

What a fascinating 72hrs in world affairs and financial markets. Tell me again about the end of American Exceptionalism...

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Richard Howard @macrokangaroo

3 months ago

Beijing Bob and Peking Paul are useful contras on the value of AUKUS. Think about why they are so eager. The review is obviously the US playing hardball with Albo after the ALP have gone soft on the need for Australia to invest in defense rather than just turn the budget into a…

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Richard Howard @macrokangaroo

5 months ago

To be fair to Trump. No one is talking about his failure to end the war in Ukraine.

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Richard Howard @macrokangaroo

5 months ago

So, isn’t the real signal of the Japan concessions that the Chinese tariffs are real and not going anywhere unless they bend the knee? Surely this is more bearish. Trump now knows he can force compliance. More likely to stay the course.

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Richard Howard @macrokangaroo

5 months ago

The irony of a Kiwi ex-PM commenting on Australian Defence policy as though the entire Kiwi defense strategy isn’t just “remain slightly further away than Australia at all times”. Hainan Helen and Beijing Bob both sing from the same mandarin hymn sheet.

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Richard Howard @macrokangaroo

5 months ago

This is staggeringly illiterate. I guess they throw out PhDs like confetti these days. Yes, house prices are determined by a number of things - including how they are treated as an investment asset - but to assert that price is not largely derived over time from a supply and…

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5 months ago

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Richard Howard @macrokangaroo

6 months ago

The government would be far better off funding health savings accounts that can be used on gap fees. Much more bang for the buck.

Matthew Lilley @MattGLilley

6 months ago

The government would be far better off funding health savings accounts that can be used on gap fees. Much more bang for the buck.

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Richard Howard @macrokangaroo

6 months ago

So… you do the same for Bob Carr and Paul Keating when they comment on issues of international security?

Amy Remeikis @AmyRemeikis

6 months ago

So… you do the same for Bob Carr and Paul Keating when they comment on issues of international security?

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Richard Howard @macrokangaroo

6 months ago

Bob Carr starting to realize he might actually come to admire the US the way he does Beijing… it’s a bug, not a feature, Bob.

Bob Carr @bobjcarr

6 months ago

Bob Carr starting to realize he might actually come to admire the US the way he does Beijing… it’s a bug, not a feature, Bob.

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Richard Howard @macrokangaroo

6 months ago

Two disasters named Anthony would be confusing.

John Macgowan @john_macgowan

6 months ago

Two disasters named Anthony would be confusing.

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Tom Brady Facts @TB_Facts

7 months ago

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Richard Howard @macrokangaroo

8 months ago

Thin thin thin ….

Pete Wargent @PeteWargent

8 months ago

Thin thin thin ….

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JA @AitkenAdvisors

9 months ago

“We cut rates. We should not have cut rates.” Predictable results. Immensely impressive for a third time (Sep, Nov, Dec) FOMC voter to dissent. But that’s what happens when you bring in someone (Beth) @ClevelandFed who actually understands markets. More power to her.