Carlo Martuscelli

After all, as anyone who has ever played Mario Kart knows, even if you’re dead last, you can still end up in first place if the two players ahead of you start tripping each other up. https://t.co/Bp9kzoUsdx

In Switzerland, there are coins minted over 140 years ago that are still in circulation. The country *really* likes its traditions. From a speech by central bank president Martin Schlegel https://t.co/VID9K3xCP8

I don't follow health closely anymore, but for those that do, this is one of the best accounts to follow.

Saloni @salonium

New long post by me: The decline in cancer mortality is about much more than smoking. Many factors — including improvements in diagnosis, medical and surgical innovation, vaccination against cancers — have had a very real impact. https://t.co/pHHiA8t0L5

If I were a European central bank and Powell gets removed from the Fed I'd be feeling very nervous about continuing to store my gold reserves in the U.S. Particularly given a U.S. administration that feels like Europeans are freeloaders. https://t.co/GZTqfiYod0

Me trying to understand what's going on in the Italian banking sector right now https://t.co/jVaerbSZym

🚨Deutsche Bank is officially quoting Lenin 🚨 I repeat, we've reached the point that Deutsche Bank is quoting Vladimir Lenin 🚨 https://t.co/J4axrtwdHp

I like that the two leading theories about what's going on are that Trump: a) is playing 4-dimensional chess to fundamentally restructure the global financial system on the back of the latest innovations in AI and automation or b) he doesn't understand comparative advantage

Tons of journalists cursing right now as the 1000 word story they just finished has to be thrown in the bin (don't ask how I know).

I haven't seen anyone use the Why Can't You Just Be Normal meme in a while. https://t.co/he946fMxik

Lawrence H. Summers @LHSummers

To borrow a word from the doctors, this is our first iatrogenic financial crisis. An iatrogenic illness is when you go into the hospital, and you catch an infection there. It's when the people whose job it is to make things better are the active agents of making things worse.

San Francisco-based OpenAI published an "EU Economic Blueprint" — a list of suggestions for EU policymakers to boost the economy using AI. I get this is standard lobbying, but it's not the best *timing* for a U.S. tech giant to try and give economics lessons to Brussels.

Sandro Gianella @sGianella

Hey @andreasklinger @hrklmann 👋😉 Love what you guys are doing, hope you don't mind us adding some 🔥📣 to @euinc_petition in the @OpenAI EU Economic Blueprint released today https://t.co/sBZERjyk6I https://t.co/g3XIJu8F2z

Kind of Trump to lower debt servicing costs for France and Germany (yields on 10-year bonds) https://t.co/Mce7wnHFgP

RT @DavideOneglia: Yours truly this morning... https://t.co/12ggK03ZET https://t.co/dmgcuerq8N

If Trump forces the creation of: -more joint EU debt -backed by an EU digital services tax -while completing the capital markets union -AND weakening the $ and treasuries while strengthening the € He'll be the greatest European financial architect since Jacques Delors

Sejourné was talking about using the EU's anti-coercion instrument to remove U.S. companies from European public procurement — NOT from public markets. Confirmed by his Spokesperson.

*Walter Bloomberg @DeItaone

EU'S SÉJOURNÉ SUGGESTS U.S. COS WITHDRAW FROM EUROPEAN PUBLIC MARKETS: BFM "We could decide to withdraw all American companies from European public markets. It’s the economic bazooka, but it’s one of the topics on the table."