Since 2020, commodity markets have been drunk on adrenaline as pandemic-era disruptions, Trump tantrums, war and sanctions rocked supply and demand. In 2026 a general sobering-up may prevail https://econ.st/4rns556
自2020年以來,受疫情衝擊、川普的暴躁脾氣、戰爭和製裁等因素的影響,大宗商品市場一直處於亢奮狀態,供需關係劇烈波動。預計到2026年,市場將普遍趨於冷靜。 https://econ.st/4rns556
一位泰國導演對世界的獨特見解
他與朋友和作家同行(如伊恩·麥克尤恩、朱利安·巴恩斯、薩爾曼·魯西迪、克萊夫·詹姆斯、詹姆斯·芬頓和希欽斯先生)的喧鬧午餐被媒體報道,令其他作家感覺自己被排除在外。他似乎比其他人更享受其中。他的批評者認為他與其說是壞小子,不如說是被寵壞的孩子。
A Thai director's elliptical view of the world
His raucous lunches with friends and fellow writers like Ian McEwan, Julian Barnes, Salman Rushdie, Clive James, James Fenton and Mr. Hitchens were written up in the press and made other writers feel that they were on the outside looking in. He seemed to be having more fun than other people. His detractors considered him less a bad boy than a spoiled brat.
債券市場劇烈波動推高殖利率對各國央行來說可能是個可怕的前景,但聯準會或許樂見這種拋售潮,因為它能將國債殖利率推高至更能反映經濟強勁狀況的水平。
聯準會遲早會改變策略,宣布縮減購債規模。 2013年的「縮減恐慌」是否給我們留下了深刻的印象?
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聯準會與債券市場
到目前為止,傑羅姆·鮑威爾的表態一直非常清晰。
「好市多凱倫」因拒絕戴口罩被拒收服務而大發雷霆
瑪格麗特·阿特伍德談唐納德·J·特朗普:“他激發了我們每個人內心那個任性任性的耍脾氣的孩子。‘為什麼我不能做我想做的事?為什麼我不能得到我想要的?是別人在阻止我。別人手裡的棒棒糖比我的大,我要把他們的棒棒糖搶走。’但另一方面,他又會發出令人瞠目結舌的抱怨。」
#歐洲遊行 席捲倫敦市中心。但脫歐支持者稱其「可悲」且「無理取鬧」。
A bond market tantrum that drives up yields can be a fearsome prospect for central banks but the U.S. Federal Reserve might just welcome a sell-off that lifts Treasury yields towards levels that better reflect the robust state of the economy.
At some stage, the Fed will shift gears and announce that it is going to taper. Have lessons been learned from the "taper tantrum" of 2013?
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The Federal Reserve and the bond markets
So far, Jerome Powell has been admirably clear
'Costco Karen' throws huge tantrum after she was denied service for refusing to put on a face mask
Margaret Atwood on Donald J. Trump: “He brings out the temper-tantrum-throwing wilful brat in all of us. ‘Why can’t I do what I want? Why can’t I have what I want? Those other people are stopping me. Those other people have a bigger lollipop that I do, I’m going to take their lollipop away from them.’ But on the other hand, he couples that with the most amazing whining.”
The #MarchForEurope filled the streets of central London. But Leave supporters called it "pathetic" and a "tantrum".
Denise Ho "violated the professional ethics of Hong Kong artists, and also the value of following Hong Kong laws, went against international trends, broke the principle of commercial freedom - such a 'boycott' will certainly end in failure," the Ta Kung Pao claimed.
Margaret Atwood on Donald J. Trump: “He brings out the temper-tantrum-throwing wilful brat in all of us. ‘Why can’t I do what I want? Why can’t I have what I want? Those other people are stopping me. Those other people have a bigger lollipop that I do, I’m going to take their lollipop away from them.’ But on the other hand, he couples that with the most amazing whining.”
The #MarchForEurope filled the streets of central London. But Leave supporters called it "pathetic" and a "tantrum".
Denise Ho "violated the professional ethics of Hong Kong artists, and also the value of following Hong Kong laws, went against international trends, broke the principle of commercial freedom - such a 'boycott' will certainly end in failure," the Ta Kung Pao claimed.
"兩個恐怖元素 (The Terrible Twos)"錯誤,內文都譯為"恐怖的兩歲" (作者用它比喻美國的現況)。
- A child development stage which normally occurs around the age of two (but can start earlier) and consists of toddlers often saying no and throwing temper tantrums
The Talk of China
New York Times
Chinese officials take great pride in how they have used the last 30 years to educate hundreds of millions of their people, men and women, and bring them out of poverty. Yet, among my Chinese interlocutors, I find a growing feeling that what's worked ...
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New York Times
Google Managers Reject Agent's Claims on Piracy
Hollywood
agent extraordinaire Ari Emanuel on Wednesday night ridiculed the idea
that Google couldn't keep purveyors of pirated content out of search
results, since it blocks child porn. Two Google senior vice presidents
flatly rejected the comparison.
Description: Elliptical exercise trainer equipment sold under the model name Schwinn 460. The machine is 73 inches tall and 54 inches long. It is made of gray anodized aluminum with two moving and two fixed handlebars all with black rubberized padding. The fixed handlebars have heart rate sensors on both sides. The machine has a touch-screen console, an adjustable fan and an orange-colored, oversized water bottle holder. A medallion with the Schwinn logo is on the bottom right side of the base of the machine.
Sold at: Nautilus.com, Amazon.com, Dick's Sporting Goods, AAFES, specialty fitness retailers and specialty sporting goods stores nationwide between July 2008 and May 2011 for about $1,000.
Manufactured in: China
Remedy: Consumers should stop using the recalled models immediately and contact Nautilus for a free repair kit that includes an extended warranty.
Consumer Contact: For additional information, contact Nautilus toll-free at 800-259-9019 between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. PT, Monday through Friday, or on the company's website at www.schwinn.com
Posin Brothers, art copiers extraordinaire
To the degree that Washington and Beijing now understand each other, it is in good measure because Kissinger has been assiduously translating for both sides, discerning meaning in everything from elliptical jokes to temper tantrums. At every juncture, he has been striving to find “strategic concepts” that could be made to prevail over a history of conflict, mutual grievance and fear. As President Nixon’s national security adviser, then secretary of state for Nixon and Gerald Ford, and since 1977 as a private interlocutor extraordinaire, Kissinger has been unwaveringly committed to surmounting what he considers the legitimate Chinese resentment of American interference in their internal affairs and Americans’ distaste for China’s brutal suppression of ethnic, religious and political dissent.
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China, North Korea and its nukes: Smile, please
After calculated tantrums come the Dear Leader’s calculated charms
New book depicts Gordon Brown as a bully as poll looms
He screams, throws tantrums and physically intimidates his staff. That's
how excerpts published Sunday from a new book on Britain's Labour Party,
describe Prime Minister Gordon Brown. Brown has denied the allegations.
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extraordinaire
(ĕk'strə-ôr'dn-âr', -dē-nâr')
adj.Extraordinary: a jazz singer extraordinaire.
[French, from Old French, from Latin extraōrdinārius. See extraordinary.]
make a name for oneselfAchieve distinction, become prominent or well known, as in Martha is making a name for herself as an excellent chef. The earliest recorded use of this term was in John Wycliffe's followers' translation of the Bible (II Samuel 8:13): "Forsooth David made to him a name." Also see make one's mark.
extraordinaire
- [ekstrɔ`ːrdənéər]
[形]並はずれた, 非凡な(extraordinary).
[フランス語]
brat
Derogatory term for a spoilt person. Originally applied to small children and John MacEnroe.
A: "You're a brat, SuperMac!"
B: "Shut up! Shut up! You moron! You're dead. You Asshole! Die now you SCUMBAG! Shut up!"
C: ".... Code violation, Mr MacEnroe. Love - thirty"
B: "You moron! You complete fool! Are they paying you to umpire like a retard??"
C: " ....Love - forty"
interlocutor,
((女性形))-tress[in・ter・loc・u・tor, ((女性形))-tress]
- 発音記号[ìntərlɑ'kjutər | -lɔ'k-, -tris]
[名]
1 ((形式))対話者;会話者, 発問者.
2 minstrel show一座の司会者.tan·trum (tăn'trəm) 
n.
A fit of bad temper. Also called regionally hissy, hissy fit.
[Origin unknown.]
elliptic
[形]
1 長円形の. 橢圓形
2 《文法》省略的な, 省略(法)の.
3 〈文章などが〉極端に語句を省いた;〈意味が〉(言葉が省略されていて)わかりにくい.purveyor
(pər-vā'ər)

n.
- One that furnishes provisions, especially food.
- One that promulgates something: a purveyor of lies.
taper verb [I or T] (REDUCE AMOUNT)
Throw a tantrum - Idioms by The Free Dictionary
idioms.thefreedictionary.com/throw+a+tantrum
to have a temper tantrum; to put on an active display of childish temper. I never dreamed that Bob would throw a tantrum right there in the department store.tantrum
Syllabification: (tan·trum)
Pronunciation: /ˈtantrəm/
noun
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