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October
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- No easy way out for Eurozone peripherals
- Last day of Fed Treasury purchases: do as the Fed ...
- A German history lesson
- A quick update on some economic and market themes
- Taking a short break
- Rates Strategy Update: Back to neutral
- Rates Strategy Update: A first warning shot for th...
- Smalll business job creation, personal income & co...
- Lack of credit availability for small corporates t...
- Rates Strategy Update: Still long
- Autumn growth weakness is finally becoming evident
- A look at credit yields and spreads
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October
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About Me
- D Pfaendler
- Daniel was Head of Economics & Strategy for developed markets at Dresdner Kleinwort until early 2009 and was responsible for the well-known 'Ahead of the Curve' flagship publication. He started as a Desk Analyst in the mid-90s for the former German government bond trading desk. He then became Head of Rates Strategy early last decade and later on also took responsibility for G10 economics, commodities strategy and asset allocation. He is now the owner of Research Ahead GmbH located in Frankfurt am Main.
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