Signorelli

American

[see-nyaw-rel-lee] / si nyɔˈrɛl li /

noun

Luca c1445–1523, Italian painter.

Signorelli British

/ siɲɲoˈrɛlli /

noun

Luca (ˈluːka). ?1441–1523, Italian painter, noted for his frescoes

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Delcy faces an ugly incentive structure: hold her party together, contain the revolutionaries and keep the country from sliding into violent factionalism all the while negotiating the least-bad arrangement with an America that has made clear the relationship is asymmetric, said Vladimir Signorelli, head of Bretton Wood Research, a macro investment research firm.

From MarketWatch

“Taken together, the message to markets is that Washington reserves the right to escalate or de-escalate, depending on compliance and outcomes,” Signorelli says.

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Signorelli is a protege of economist Jude Wanniski, who pioneered the political model of market analysis.

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Gold buyers, Signorelli says, are demanding “proof the dollar still has a center of gravity.”

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But former assistant U.S. attorney Richard Signorelli doesn’t believe any innocent explanation.

From Salon

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