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Wrightson’s Crandall Ends Weekly Market Missives After 44 Years

Bloomberg11 October 2026, 23:32 UTC

Lou Crandall, the Wrightson ICAP chief economist whose dispatches on Treasury financing and Federal Reserve operations became required reading across trading desks for nearly half a century, announced he’s ending his weekly commentary.

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