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Eurodollar University · Investment

Eurodollar University

Monetary science reborn. Rediscovering the principles of currency. Putting central banks where they belong. Welcome to Eurodollar University, your place for all things modern money and monetary science. The YouTube channel for Jeff Snider, from here you can begin to investigate all the ways in which the global monetary system impacts you: economy, politics, investments and more.

Episodes

Inflation is about money and that means and has meant eurodollar, not the Federal Reserve.

The yen isn't Japan's problem, it is everyone's problem. Because this crash isn't the Fed.

The world rocked by Euro$ collateral; Italy, Eurobonds, maybe the '22 equivalent of "toxic waste."

Too hot CPI. Frozen in Hong Kong. Fed hiking former. How much longer until latter disrupts it all?

As dollar woes get worse, why don't the Fed's swap lines work? Let's answer that question.

Dollar funding crisis reaches...Switzerland. This isn't (just) Credit Suisse, though.

How did chips go from epic shortage to massive deflationary pressure? Big IMF downgrades tell us.

Ben Bernanke's Nobel Prize award rewrites the past while darkening future for a single word.

Payrolls. OPEC. Consumers borrow every last cent. Clearing up a week of ambiguity. Tricks or Treats.

Stocks down big because rate hikes in unemployment rate, while real economy falling apart faster.

Not a question of "if", rather "when" and for us little people what happens in between.

Is there a real challenge to Xi Jinping's rule? Yes, but it's more philosophical than bullets.

Banks had warned, SOFR doesn't work and that's a huge problem (in case you hadn't noticed).

Part 2 Eurodollar Conversation: the countdown to global QEs, inventory bust and deflationary economy

Part 1 of our Eurodollar Conversation: the countdown to global QEs has begun, what do markets say

Warning flags are out. SOFR. Tbills. TIPS. Serious deflationary storm is brewing.

Breaking Britain. I Am The One Who Knocks. Say My Name (it isn't Jay).

The pound went down on "rapid external tightening" which had accelerated dramatically last week.

Before the pound got pounded, Germany's bond market had sent the world a historic warning.

Stocks reacted negatively, but was it to rate hikes or the other Rs?

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