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34 years is enough for me. I could not have found a safer pair of hands than Sam's, plus he and Olly are way better at Excel than me.
Thrilled to formally become Chief US Economist at Pantheon Macro today. @IanShepherdson has been an incredible mentor since I switched focus from the UK in Feb. I look forward to maintaining Pantheon’s reputation for incisive research on the US economy, supported by Oliver Allen.
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If AI isn't going to wipe out millions of jobs every year, it has to generate productivity gains of about 7% pa in order to justify the capex. Impossible. So someone has to lose money Big Tech Has Suddenly Flipped on the AI Jobs Wipeout Scenario wsj.com/tech/ai/ai-workers-t… via @WSJ
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Things probably not as bent as FIFA:
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Hard to have faith in the JOLTS data when only 25% of firms approached by the BLS agree to participate in the survey, and only 35% of those in the sample respond each month. The non-response bias is now huge. "Big data" measures of postings from Indeed and LinkUp are likely better bellwethers, and they have continued to deteriorate:
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It's "badly". Otherwise you make no sense. Oh wait
Why do Democrats want to turn the United States into a third world country so bad? What do they gain?
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Genius
This is the one true recipe for a Reflecting Pool: 2oz rum, 4oz pineapple juice, 1oz blue curacao, one Blue Razzberry Fruit Roll-Up
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History will be very hard on Mark Rutte.
OMG -- Rutte even brought visual aids to enhance his Trump ass kissing
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Well, one of them had a decent hairdresser
New banners on Department of the Interior.
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You really couldn't make this up. Oh wait. You definitely could.
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Druids annoyed about *something*. Pic: @guardian
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This person needs a lot of psychiatric help.
Leavitt: It is ludicrous to assume that President Trump would ever sign onto a deal that compares, in any way, shape, or form, to the disastrous JCPOA that Barack Hussein Obama signed onto. They gave the Iranian regime pallets of cash. This deal is going to ensure that it benefits not just America’s national security interests, but the American people as well. President Trump will make sure of it.
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Contrary to the claim, President Trump signed a US-Iran MOU on June 17, 2026, immediately waiving oil sanctions—a greater concession than the JCPOA—while agreeing to nuclear negotiations. apnews.com/article/iran-u… npr.org/2026/06/19/nx-…
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Wrong tense. False positive. Let's try again: "Has lost". Fixed.
Trump: "The president of the United States is not going to lose in this negotiation"
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What's "cool" about inherited wealth, privilege, and hidden unaccountable power over the elected government’s legislation?
The Royal Procession begins in 5 mins at 9am on NBC. This is such a cool event, hope you’ll tune in!
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Could have stayed in LA another day for the first World Cup match. But I'm not giving the crooks and creeps of @FIFA a penny, ever.
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Sports politicians = nailed-on disaster
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It's 2026 and @Citibank can't send a text to an overseas cell number 🤣🤣🤣
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First time in a @waymo in LA. Unlike my @Uber yesterday, the "driver" is not texting. So that's a win
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Ian Shepherdson reposted
Nearly 500,000 Russian citizens enjoyed European holidays last year. Meanwhile, Ukrainians were dying on the battlefield. It's time to end Schengen tourist visas for Russian tourists. Holidays in the EU are a privilege, not a right for citizens of a country waging war on our continent.
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You might think 5,966 miles is too far to travel for a concert. You'd be wrong. @rushisaband @rushtheband
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The spike in Treasury yields is a buying opportunity imo, because the strength in payrolls won't last. Not so sure about the drop in tech stocks, though.
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Still overvalued. By $59,265.37 on my reckoning, give or take.
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