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@elerianm

Rene M Kern Prof of Prac at Wharton. Allianz Advisor. Gramercy Chair. Chair of UnderArmour Board. Former Pimco CEO/co-CIO and President of Queens' Col Cambridge

@elerianm has 1.1M followers, a median of 34.7K views per post and a 1.05% engagement rate.

Based on 30 recent original posts (high confidence). Updated October 21, 2026.

Key stats

Followers
1.1M1,116,878 followers on October 21, 2026
Median views per post
34.7K
Average views per post
46.2K
Engagement rate (by views)
1.05%
Original posts per week
25.8
Average engagements per post
484

Engagement grade

B

Strong

This is above the baseline for accounts with 1M+ followers.

Profile score

85/100

  • Profile completeness100
  • Audience shape100
  • Engagement25
  • Consistency100
  • Positioning clarity100

Estimated X creator earnings

$32–$78 in the last 30 days

From 6.5M views on @elerianm's original posts in the last 30 days.

Rewards eligibility: likely

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Follower growth

Tracked by Xholic since October 19, 2026.

@elerianm followers by day (last 2 days tracked)
DateFollowersChange
Oct 21, 20261,116,878+520
Oct 19, 20261,116,358–

Best times to post

When @elerianm's recent posts performed best (UTC).

  1. #1 slot

    7:23 PM

    Monday · UTC

  2. #2 slot

    7:18 PM

    Tuesday · UTC

  3. #3 slot

    7:34 PM

    Wednesday · UTC

Top recent posts

  1. 01

    @elerianm ·

    From the FT: "Investors are racing to buy credit default swaps to protect their portfolios in the event the AI boom unravels.... In a sign of investors’ increasing unease over the borrowing binge, the cost of buying CDS on many AI-linked companies has hit record highs this

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    • 445Reposts
    • 1.5KLikes
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    5.2x average engagementHas an imageLong post (over 200 characters)Posted Tue 11:00 UTC
  2. 02

    @elerianm ·

    From the @FT: "Cracks are appearing in America’s debt-laden $10tn AI infrastructure boom as project delays, public backlash and shaky investor confidence bring a reckoning for the data centre build-out underpinning the US economy." IMO, what makes all these issues even more

    • 120Replies
    • 329Reposts
    • 1.3KLikes
    • 100.5KViews
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    4.7x average engagementHas an imageLong post (over 200 characters)Posted Sun 15:00 UTC
  3. 03

    @elerianm ·

    Why are US government bond yields falling despite hotter-than-expected CPI and PPI inflation prints (CNBC chart below)? I suspect it comes down to two main drivers, with the second having more implications for the well-being of the US and global economies: A flight to quality

    • 141Replies
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    3.3x average engagementHas an imageLong post (over 200 characters)Posted Thu 14:00 UTCOpens with a question
  4. 04

    @elerianm ·

    From the @FT: "Prices of bonds issued to fund prominent data centres where Meta, Nvidia, Oracle and others will become tenants — such as “Hyperion” and “Project Excalibur” — have fallen well below par in recent weeks. Investors are also dumping debt issued by so-called neocloud

    • 63Replies
    • 185Reposts
    • 720Likes
    • 76.7KViews
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    2.5x average engagementHas an imageLong post (over 200 characters)Posted Thu 19:00 UTC
  5. 05

    @elerianm ·

    Of note this early morning: the yield on 10-year US government bonds has fallen sharply, trading just below 5.10%. #economy #markets #bonds #yields

    • 96Replies
    • 135Reposts
    • 1KLikes
    • 93.8KViews
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    2.1x average engagementHas an imageMedium length (100-200 characters)Posted Thu 03:00 UTC
  6. 06

    @elerianm ·

    Good morning. Of note: French bond yields have been surging today (Bloomberg chart), pulling European peers higher and spilling over somewhat into the US. As noted previously, this dynamic is worth monitoring: if it gains traction, and it's an IF, the resulting two-way feedback

    • 63Replies
    • 132Reposts
    • 563Likes
    • 56.4KViews
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    1.5x average engagementHas an imageLong post (over 200 characters)Posted Mon 14:00 UTC

Recent posts by Mohamed A. El-Erian

Public posts only

The latest 30 original posts from @elerianm, newest first, as of October 21, 2026. Replies and reposts aren't included.

  1. @elerianm ·

    Continuing the French bond market watch: As noted by CNBC (below), the yield on 10-year French government bonds touched 5% for the first time in 24 years. #economy #markets #bonds #yields #france

    • 13Replies
    • 15Reposts
    • 91Likes
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  2. @elerianm ·

    News that UK public borrowing exceeded forecasts comes just a week ahead of the much-anticipated first budget for the Andy Burnham government: The British government borrowed £24.5 billion in September, above ONS projections. Also compounding the pressure on the budgetary

    • 19Replies
    • 27Reposts
    • 168Likes
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  3. @elerianm ·

    Just published online and appearing in the next volume of Foreign Affairs: "AI Is a Choice: The Narrow but Feasible Path to Collective Good," co-authored with Alex Imas and James Manyika. https://t.co/OzpV8SWoIo #AI #tech #economy #markets @ForeignAffairs @CFR_org

    • 4Replies
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  4. @elerianm ·

    UK inflation jumped to 3.5% in September (up from 3.1% in August), topping the consensus forecast and hitting its highest level this year. The release reinforces the broader global theme: inflation re-accelerated in September, due mainly -- but not exclusively -- to higher energy

    • 22Replies
    • 27Reposts
    • 150Likes
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  5. @elerianm ·

    Middle East oil exports have, according to the WSJ, "surpassed prewar levels," yet Brent is still at $109. Why? • Supply doubts: Traders fear current flows aren't sustainable, as noted in the subtitle below. • Demand pressure: Sovereign and corporate inventories are depleted and

    • 40Replies
    • 43Reposts
    • 216Likes
    • 24.6KViews
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  6. @elerianm ·

    From the FT: "Investors are racing to buy credit default swaps to protect their portfolios in the event the AI boom unravels.... In a sign of investors’ increasing unease over the borrowing binge, the cost of buying CDS on many AI-linked companies has hit record highs this

    • 106Replies
    • 445Reposts
    • 1.5KLikes
    • 130.3KViews
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  7. @elerianm ·

    The France–Germany 10-year bond spread climbed back above 150 bps this morning, as French sovereign debt trades unusually like a peripheral issuer rather than a Eurozone core. (Bloomberg chart below.) #economy #bonds #markets #france

    • 28Replies
    • 50Reposts
    • 302Likes
    • 31.1KViews
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  8. @elerianm ·

    Every time I see this simple setup on an airplane—a foot pedal to open the bin flap—I can’t help wondering why more airlines don’t adopt it. It’s so much more convenient for passengers, and hygienic.

    • 25Replies
    • 4Reposts
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  9. @elerianm ·

    Such a pleasure to speak at the YPO event in Beverly Hills! Thank you. And thank you, Betty Liu, for the interesting conversation. First time being introduced via an AI-generated video! Plus, being at the iconic Beverly Wilshire meant a fun "Pretty Woman" theme too. #ypo

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  10. @elerianm ·

    Good morning. Of note: French bond yields have been surging today (Bloomberg chart), pulling European peers higher and spilling over somewhat into the US. As noted previously, this dynamic is worth monitoring: if it gains traction, and it's an IF, the resulting two-way feedback

    • 63Replies
    • 132Reposts
    • 563Likes
    • 56.4KViews
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  1. @elerianm ·

    This chart is from The Economist's article on "the fast-growing stock of AI-related debt." Without a matching rise in loanable funds, persistent rate pressure will likely crowd out rate-sensitive, non-tech sectors. #economy #markets #bonds #yields @TheEconomist

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  2. @elerianm ·

    From the @FT: "Cracks are appearing in America’s debt-laden $10tn AI infrastructure boom as project delays, public backlash and shaky investor confidence bring a reckoning for the data centre build-out underpinning the US economy." IMO, what makes all these issues even more

    • 120Replies
    • 329Reposts
    • 1.3KLikes
    • 100.5KViews
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  3. @elerianm ·

    This, from the Financial Times, highlights a core reality of today's geo-economic era: Multi-causal relationships between economics, domestic politics, and geopolitics. #economy #markets #Geopolitics #geoeconomics @FT

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  4. @elerianm ·

    The math of a protracted budget deficit of around 6% PLUS the refinancing of maturing debt at higher rates: #economy #markets #debt #yields

    • 45Replies
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  5. @elerianm ·

    This past week brought market counter-currents: bond yields fell despite hotter inflation data, while equities saw sharp volatility and dispersion as tech sold off and rotation accelerated. Meanwhile, broader geo-economic pressures, from oil prices to geo-economic tensions,

    • 26Replies
    • 18Reposts
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  6. @elerianm ·

    The link to yesterday's conversation with Leslie Picker on Closing Bell. https://t.co/fU79N5hIj6 #economy #markets @cnbc @LesliePicker @CNBCClosingBell

    • 8Replies
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  7. @elerianm ·

    An illustration below from the Wall Street Journal of the cause and effect of the ongoing rotation trade in the US stock market. (Please see my post from yesterday about what I call the (1-x) qualification to this rotation trade.) #economy #markets #investors #investing #tech

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  8. @elerianm ·

    As this mix of charts from CNBC and Bloomberg illustrates, one of the few areas of economic and financial relief this past week came from lower government bond yields.  More to follow in my weekly look at global economy and markets. #economy #markets #stocks #bonds #oil #gold

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  9. @elerianm ·

    Global economic activity has navigated higher costs impressively well via a combination of income growth, savings and inventory drawdowns, debt, efficiency gains, slower margin growth, and selective price pass-through. But the longer the inflation hit persists, the greater the

    • 18Replies
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  10. @elerianm ·

    My thanks to Leslie Picker for an interesting conversation on CNBC’s Closing Bell. @CNBC #economy #markets @LesliePicker

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  11. @elerianm ·

    The (1-x) qualification to the rotation trade within the stock market away from tech that many seem to favor: Given tech's role in recent years as an engine of economic growth and a magnet for domestic and international capital, the wellbeing of the non-tech sector (1-x) could

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  12. @elerianm ·

    Another good US economic number: September industrial production expanded by 0.7%, beating the 0.4% consensus forecast. This comes on the heels of yesterday’s strong retail sales and labor market data. Meanwhile, today’s higher-than-expected rise in September import prices

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  13. @elerianm ·

    Even though Federal Reserve Chair Warsh emphasized that he doesn’t "prejudge meetings" and that the Fed is no longer in the business of forward guidance, markets have interpreted his remarks at the IMF meetings in Thailand as dovish when it comes to an October rate action.

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  14. @elerianm ·

    From the @FT: "Prices of bonds issued to fund prominent data centres where Meta, Nvidia, Oracle and others will become tenants — such as “Hyperion” and “Project Excalibur” — have fallen well below par in recent weeks. Investors are also dumping debt issued by so-called neocloud

    • 63Replies
    • 185Reposts
    • 720Likes
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  15. @elerianm ·

    Once seen as a conduit for better global policy coordination because of its broader representation, the G20 has struggled in recent years to agree on a joint communiqué, let alone act as a conductor of collective action to address global challenges. Today's meeting in Thailand on

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  16. @elerianm ·

    Why are US government bond yields falling despite hotter-than-expected CPI and PPI inflation prints (CNBC chart below)? I suspect it comes down to two main drivers, with the second having more implications for the well-being of the US and global economies: A flight to quality

    • 141Replies
    • 191Reposts
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  17. @elerianm ·

    Yesterday’s hot US CPI inflation made headlines well beyond the financial media. Today’s PPI data is even more striking, both in absolute levels and relative to consensus forecasts: • Headline PPI: Jumped 1.3% in Sept (highest since March 2022, right after Russia's invasion of

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  18. @elerianm ·

    Of note this early morning: the yield on 10-year US government bonds has fallen sharply, trading just below 5.10%. #economy #markets #bonds #yields

    • 96Replies
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  19. @elerianm ·

    Today’s hotter-than-expected US CPI inflation print initially pushed US yields higher and increased the market probability of an October rate hike by the Federal Reserve—both of which have moderated during the trading session. In terms of specifics, headline inflation rose 0.6%

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  20. @elerianm ·

    From the WSJ article, "China’s Weakening Economy Is Creating a Lost Generation." #economy #markets @WSJ #china

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