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· Midday Alpha · by Buzzberg Research
Campbell Ramble framed Paris as the end of the Boomer social contract, and QTR's Fringe Finance argued US housing buyers are disappearing.
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Substack - Campbell Ramble
Campbell Ramble frames Paris as the end of the Boomer social contract
The post argues developed-world budgets rest on a social contract written for a world that no longer exists, with a political realignment coming on the back of weak balance sheets, technological acceleration and the end of globalism.
It ties the Paris situation to intergenerational tension in developed-world budgets.
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Substack - QTR’s Fringe Finance
QTR's Fringe Finance says US housing buyers are disappearing and liquidity is drying up
The post argues cracks in the US housing market are becoming increasingly difficult to ignore while Wall Street is busy celebrating AI.
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