US stocks will pay as we move off the supply side, and the rest of the world moves toward it.

It's the ideal moment to join the euro, but Cameron will choose isolation over integration.

The GOP lays down its nuclear option of debt default. What can Washington do for an encore.

A referendum that won't happen on treaty changes that won't be made.

By its own formulas, asset purchases ought to stop this year, and rates hikes start in the next.

Banks are set to repay 137bn of LTRO. Don't worry -- this is not ECB tightening.

A tax-driven surge in personal income could drive mutual fund flows and mask 2013 weakness.

No policy changes, no more details on the Evans Rule. But a slight shift to the hawkish.

Dramatic (but predictable) upward payroll revisions, and no effect on the Fed's Evans Rule.

We're still bullish on gold, but it's not the "conviction trade" it was at $771.