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I read this as "a shortage of tensors" and was curious as to the latest chicanery. But yeah tenors right -- matches my experience.
by isaacimagine 8mo ago
I read this as "a shortage of tensors" and was curious as to the latest chicanery.
But yeah tenors right -- matches my experience.
- moomin 8mo agoGiven that it's the economist, it could have been about illiquidity in the bond markets.
- arduanika 8mo agoWorrying!
- olliepro 8mo agoTensors are in no shortage nowadays. I did read this a tensors though and got a good laugh.
- ziml77 8mo agoThe site is called The Economist so I thought this was going to be about not having enough choices for tenor on loans and similar contracts.
- CGMthrowaway 8mo agoAnd here I read the word correctly, yet thought it was going to be about bonds, and the rise of 50- and 100-year maturities. I am a singer btw
- twic 8mo agoI assumed it meant interest rate swap tenors. We need liquidity at the six year point!
- softwaredoug 8mo agoThe tenor of the conversation is different than you expected?
- projektfu 8mo agoMight explain the strange weather.