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Israel Kills Three in Southern Lebanon Strikes Ahead of Thursday Talks
Israel continues to carry out airstrikes against southern and eastern Lebanon in spite of the ongoing 10-day ceasefire today, killing at least three people in airstrikes and wounding at least others so far on Wednesday. Two people were killed in an Israeli strike against a car in the village of al-Tiri. A second strike was […]
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Mar 24, 2026 / Tyler Durden
Dry Van Spot Rates Highest Since 2022 As Spring Tightens Capacity
Dry Van Spot Rates Highest Since 2022 As Spring Tightens Capacity
Submitted by FreightWaves,
The freight market momentum is building at a rapid clip.
National dry van spot rates — tracked via the SONAR National Truckload Index, the 7-day moving average of booked rates including fuel — have broken out to a new cycle high of $2.89 per mile.
This represents the strongest level since 2022 and confirms the market’s shift toward carriers is gaining real traction.
Even more telling: rates jumped $0.12 per mile in the past week alone. That’s a sharp...
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Aug 29, 2026 / Tyler Durden
Have We Really Learnt The Lessons Of The GFC?
Have We Really Learnt The Lessons Of The GFC?
Authored by Richard Ryan via BondVigilantes.com,
It is 20 years ago this month that I sat in a pitch and listened to an investment bank describe their latest stroke of genius.
In 2006, the Constant Proportion Debt Obligation (CPDO) was hailed as a financial innovation that appeared to offer something for nothing: a AAA-rated security paying a meaningful premium over cash.
It was a structure that increased leverage as credit markets weakened. Investors embraced it because the future seemed visible.
Credit spreads had been...
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Apr 23, 2026 / Tyler Durden
PIMCO Privately Lends Over $10 Billion To Dollar-Strapped Gulf States
PIMCO Privately Lends Over $10 Billion To Dollar-Strapped Gulf States
Just days after the UAE hinted at a growing dollar shortage in the Gulf nation by requesting swap lines with the Fed, Bloomberg reports that as Iran's struggling neighbors scramble to build cash buffers to deal with any potential economic fallout from the Iran war, one large buyer has stepped in: the world's largest bond manager, Pacific Investment Management Co.
Since the start of the Iran war, Pimco has lent more than $10 billion to state-backed and government borrowers in the...
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