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#India
has surpassed
#China
as the world’s most populous nation, according to
@UN
data. Check out this world
#population
bar chart race animation (using
@f_l_o_u_r_i_s_h
data visualization tool).
🇮🇳 India population - 1,428.6 million
🇨🇳China population - 1,425.7 million
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🇺🇸
#Fed
's research: US excess savings have been fully depleted, taking a different path than other countries with a rapid increase peaking in 2021Q3 and a quick decrease. Meanwhile, in other advanced foreign economies, the average stock of excess savings will sustain aggregate
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✈️The number of global flights has surpassed pre-pandemic levels. (Source: Flightradar24)
📍More Details:
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🌎22.7% of central banks, mostly in emerging markets like Vietnam 🇻🇳, Sri Lanka 🇱🇰, Brazil 🇧🇷, and Chile 🇨🇱, are cutting rates, indicating we're near the end of the global tightening cycle since 2021.
#MM
📍More Info:
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🇨🇳China's Economic Surprise Index hits lowest since Oct 2021, pointing to a weaker than expected recovery.
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🇯🇵Japan's current account balance reached a record high of 2.77 trillion yen in July. 📈
#mm
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🇺🇸🚨 Breaking: After US CPI print (headline 4.9%, core 5.5%, both slightly below consensus), the possibility of another rate hike during the June
#FOMC
meeting is less than 10%. Meanwhile, the market is pricing in a +90% of rate cut at 2023 year end.
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🇪🇺Euro Area's economic sentiment hits a new low at 93.3, the lowest since Nov 2020. Manufacturers (-10.3 vs -9.3), services (3.9 vs 5.4), retailers (-5.0 vs -4.5), constructors (-5.2 vs -3.6), and consumers (-16.0 vs -15.1) all experience declining morale.
📍More Info:
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🇨🇳China's May economic data falls below expectations, prompting the
#PBOC
to cut MLF rates by 0.1%!
May
📉Retail Sales YoY 12.7% (est. 13.6%, prev. 18.4%)
📉Industrial Production YoY 3.5% (est. 3.6%, prev. 5.6%)
➖Unemployment Rate 5.2% (est. 5.2%, prev. 5.2%)
Jan-May
📉Fixed
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🚨Breaking News! 🇺🇸US 10y2y yield curve reaches its deepest inversion in 42 years!
The spread between 10y2y US Treasury note yields widened to -110.8 bp, the widest since 1981. This inversion surpasses the March levels during the banking crisis.
📊Data:
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🚨🇰🇷
#Samsung
's Q2 operating profit drops 96% YoY!
Samsung, the world's largest memory chip and smartphone maker, reported a huge 96% YoY drop📉 in its Q2 operating profit. The company's estimated profit for April to June fell to 600 billion won ($458 million), down from 14.1
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🇺🇸
#Fed
's balance sheet hits lowest level since August 2021, falling $22.4 billion to $8.27 trillion this week 📉
📍
📊Fed lending outstanding fell 📉 to $265.1B from $267.4B previously.
1) Discount window lending fell📉 to $2.6B from $2.7B.
2) Foreign
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🇺🇸US ISM PMI for June has dropped to 46.0, marking the lowest level since May 2020!
📉PMI 46.0 (est. 47.0, prev. 46.9)
📉Production 46.7 (prev. 51.1)
📈Orders 45.6 (prev. 42.6)
📉Employment 48.1 (prev. 51.4)
📉Customers’ inventories 46.2 (prev. 51.4)
📉Prices 41.8 (prev. 44.2)
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🚨Taiwan's export orders continue to decline for the 10th straight month with a 25% drop in June, mainly due to weak demand & inventory adjustments. Electronic products (including
#semiconductors
) hit hard with a YoY decline of -22% (prev. -16.6%).
📍More Info:
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🇺🇸Upcoming release of US Headline
#CPI
is expected to tumble to 3.1% YoY in June from 4.0%. However, the latter half of the year is full of uncertainty, as inflation's annual growth rate trend will reverse if inflation continues to grow at a pace of over 0.2% MoM.
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🇺🇸🚨One of the most important economic leading indicators, Heavy Weight Trucks Sales, reached a historic high in July, indicating that the US economy is still strong—at least for now.
📍More Info:
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📈 South Korea & Taiwan's semiconductor inventory-to-shipment ratios hit new highs in April, reflecting ongoing weak demand for semiconductors.
📍Data:
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🎄✨Happy early Christmas! Hope everything has been well in the last month of 2023.
For the upcoming Christmas, we would like to send out two gifts – a free Prime trial along with the PDF file for 2024 Economic Outlook, all for FREE. 👇👇👇
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Breaking News! 🚨
#Wheat
futures price surges by 9% on reports that Russia will treat ships heading to Ukraine as potentially carrying arms.
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🇺🇸US CNN Fear and Greed Index has returned to 'extreme greed' territory.
📊More Info:
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🇯🇵Japan's Tokyo core CPI YoY rose to 4.0% in July, the highest since 1982.
CPI 3.2% (est. 2.8%, prev.3.2%)
Core CPI (excl. energy and food) 4.0% (prev. 3.8%)
⚠️Nikkei Asia:
#BOJ
to discuss YCC tweak to allow rates over 0.5% (keep current cap while taking flexible approach)
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🇰🇷 One of the global economic leading indicators, South Korea's exports, surged to $54.8 billion in January 2024, marking an 18% year-on-year increase, the strongest in 20 months. This surge, primarily driven by a 56.2% jump 🚀 in semiconductor sales, exceeded expectations and
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🇪🇺€476.8 billion of TLTRO loans are due on June 28, which is expected to accelerate the decline in the European Central Bank's balance sheet reduction pace. ECB has shrunk its balance sheet by €1.1tn, while the Federal Reserve reduced by $0.6tn.
#ECB
👉
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🚨🇪🇺 Based on ECB (2019) model, we calculated Eurozone's recession probability based on real money supply and term spread. With real M1 YoY down to -12.5% in May and German yield curve at its most inverted since '92, the chance of a recession in the next 12 months has skyrocketed
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📈Taiwan's export orders in May showed a year-on-year increase of -17.6% (previously -18.1%), indicating a continued decline but no further deterioration. Orders for electronic products slightly improved to -16.6% (compared to -21.9% previously).
#MM
📍Data:
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🚨🇪🇺 Based on ECB (2019) model, we calculated Eurozone's recession probability based on real money supply and term spread. With real M1 YoY down to -14.5% in July and yield curve near its most inverted since '92, the probability of a recession in the next 12 months has
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🇺🇸US Initial jobless claims has increased by 43.4% from its 3-year low point.
Continuing jobless claims also increased by 36.3% from its 3-year low point.
🚨
#Recessions
always followed whenever this data has reached this level.
📊How to make this chart:
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🌎ChatGPT's Momentum Slows: ChatGPT's website traffic showed impressive growth in early 2023: 131.6%, 62.5%, and 55.8% for Jan, Feb, and Mar.
However, growth slowed significantly in Apr to 12.6% and further dropped to 2.8% in May. By Jun 24, visitor count was 27% less 📉than
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🇨🇳China's weak PMI data released today raises concerns for global manufacturing recovery prospects.
China Credit Impulse has historically led the global manufacturing cycle by 6-12 months. Maybe this time is different?
📊Draw your own conclusion by using the 'Lead/Lag' function
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🇺🇸Nearly 90% of yield curves are now inverted, hitting a new high since 2000! 📈
Inverted yield curves often find resolution when the
#Fed
steps in and cuts interest rates.
📊Data:
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🇺🇸US non-farm payrolls growth remains strong, but credit survey data suggests a sustained decline in employment may be on the horizon. Will this time be different?
📍How to make this chart:
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🇪🇺🚨Eurozone data for July looks awful, but if historical patterns hold, the significant drop in M1 suggests that PMI data will deteriorate further.
#MM
📍How to make this chart:
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🇺🇸Due to resilient consumer spending, J.P. Morgan predicts that the excess savings accumulated in the United States after the pandemic will be depleted by October of this year.
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🇺🇸US bankruptcy filings are increasing 🚀despite unexpectedly calm financial stress, according to monthly data from Bloomberg's BCY function.
Perhaps financial stress index provides a more accurate reflection of the current market situation, and the surge in bankruptcy filings is
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⚠️Tokyo's inflation dropped to 1.8% from 2.6%, far below the expected 2.6%. Excluding food and energy, it slowed to 1.8% from 2.9%, the lowest since Sep 2022. Tokyo's data often predicts national trends, with Japan's CPI due in three weeks. Despite the $JPY's weakness, the
#BOJ
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🚨🇨🇳China's exports plunge 14.5% YoY, hitting the sharpest decline since Feb 2020 (June: -12.4%). The figures fall short of the expected 12.5% drop, indicating a global demand slowdown.
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🇨🇳China’s deflation issue intensifies⚠️:
November 2023 saw a 0.5% YoY drop in CPI, surpassing the previous month’s 0.2% fall and defying market expectations of a 0.1% decrease. This marks the sharpest decline in consumer prices since November 2020.
#MM
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🇺🇸
@sffed
: Excess savings are all gone.
Recent revisions by BEA reveal lower household disposable income and higher personal consumption in Q4 2022 and Q1 2023. Accumulated excess savings, estimated at $2.1 trillion by Aug 2021 (peak), have now dipped below pre-pandemic trend.
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⚠️Breaking! 🇨🇳China's CPI inflation fell to -0.2% in Oct from 0%, returning to
#deflation
territory. PPI inflation decreased to -2.6% from -2.5%.
#MM
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🇯🇵🚨
#BOJ
offers to purchase 10-year JGBs at 1% every business day through fixed-rate operations, unless no bids are submitted.
⚠️10-year JGB yield surges to 0.57%!
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🇺🇸
#Fed
's balance sheet decreased by $50.4B this week, representing a total decline 📉of $347.9B since the Banking Crisis in March. 📍
📊Fed lending outstanding
#decreased
📉 to 285.7 from $288.7B previously.
1) Discount window lending fell 📉 to $3.97
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🇺🇸 US June
#CPI
inflation Lower Than Expected!
Year-over-year growth:
📉CPI 3.0% (est. 3.1%, prev. 4.0%)
📉Core CPI 4.8% (est. 5.0%, prev. 5.3%)
Month-over-month growth:
📉CPI 0.2% (est. 0.3%, prev. 0.1%)
📉Core CPI 0.2% (est. 0.3%, prev. 0.4%)
📊More Details:
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🇺🇸 US July
#CPI
inflation Lower Than Expected!
Year-over-year growth:
📈CPI 3.2% (est. 3.3%, prev. 3.0%)
📉Core CPI 4.7% (est. 4.8%, prev. 4.8%)
Month-over-month growth:
➖CPI 0.2% (est. 0.2%, prev. 0.2%)
➖Core CPI 0.2% (est. 0.2%, prev. 0.2%)
📊More Details:
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🚨🇪🇺Based on ECB (2019) model, we calculated
#Eurozone
recession probabilities using real money supply and term spread. With real M1 YoY dropping to -12% in April, the probability of a recession in the next 12 months has surged to over 95%.
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⚠️Breaking ! 🇯🇵USD/JPY plunges rapidly! Has the Japanese government intervened in the foreign exchange market?
#MM
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🇨🇳China's GDP deflator YTD growth dropped to -0.62% in 1H 2023, hitting its lowest point since 2009. ⚠️This indicates a rising risk of
#deflation
in China and suggests that China's nominal GDP is lower than its real GDP.
👉Full Article:
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#BlackFriday
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🇺🇸
@WellsFargo
: Consumer Enters Stall Speed
“We estimate households have a little over $500B in excess savings remaining, which amounts to about seven months of spending power based on the prior six-month rate of drawdown.”
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🇺🇸Nonfarm payrolls have shown strong growth recently, but history suggests that they typically decline 12 months after the 10y and 3m yield curve inversion. Will this time be any different?
#NFP
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🇺🇸US ISM Services Prices Index leads core inflation by about 6 months. With slowing service demand, service inflation is expected to decline 📉 in the coming months.
📊 How to make this chart:
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🛢️
#WTI
#Crude
#Oil
experienced a
#FlashCrash
today, plummeting below $64, lowest intra-day level since 2021 Nov. The price rout reflects market's growing concerns on U.S. economy / banking sectors, as
#Fed
Chair Jerome Powell warned economic growth is cooling and credit
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🇺🇸US Q1 GDP lower than expected!🚨
GDP 1.1% (est. 1.9%, prev. 2.6%)
Consumption 3.7% (est. 3.4%, prev. 2.6%)
Government Spending 4.7% (est. 2.0%, prev. 2.6%)
Investment -12.5% (est. -2.0%, prev. 4.5%)
Exports 4.8% (est. 3.7%, prev. -3.7%)
Imports 2.9% (est. 2.5%, prev. -5.5%)
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🇺🇸The share of US imports from 🇨🇳China has dropped to 15%📉, the lowest level since 2006. The 🇪🇺EU has once again become the largest import source for the US.
📍More Info:
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🇹🇼Taiwan's version of de-risking, as Taiwan starts shifting its supply chains from China to Southeast Asia, orders received by Taiwan from Southeast Asia officially surpassed those received from China in October.
#MM
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🚨🇹🇼Taiwan's June exports saw the biggest YoY drop since 2009 at -23.4% (prev. -14.1%), while Integrated Circuit exports accelerated their decline to -20.8% (prev. -8.0%).
#MM
📍More Info:
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🚨🇪🇺Eurozone Citigroup Economic Surprise Index has plummeted 📉 to -132, a level only seen during the 2008 GFC and the 2020 Covid-19 pandemic.
📍More Info:
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🇺🇸
#Fed
's balance sheet decreased 📉 by $21.1 billion this week, returning to pre-banking crisis levels.
📍
📊Fed lending outstanding fell 📉 to 274.6B from $278.2B previously.
1) Discount window lending remained at $3.2B.
2) Foreign repo remained at 0.
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🇺🇸 May
#FOMC
minutes just came out. Fed officials do not seem to agree on how much more tightening is necessary going forward. Quick highlights below👇
"Inflation was unacceptably high...data through March indicated that declines in inflation, particularly... core inflation, had
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🇺🇸The slope of US Phillips curve, an inverse relationship between unemployment & inflation, has steepened since pandemic, compare to the last few decades. Implication?
#Fed
may need to sacrifice the economy and see ~6% unemployment in order to bring CPI back to 2% target.
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⚠️Breaking! 🇯🇵Japan's largest labor union, Rengo, announces initial outcomes of spring wage negotiations. A remarkable average total wage increase of 5.28% 🚀has been achieved, marking the highest surge in over three decades, surpassing last year's growth rate of 3.8%.
#MM
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🇺🇸US Banks' tightening standards lead loan growth by about 5 quarters, signaling that a decline in loan growth is just about to begin.
📊Make this chart using Toolbox for FREE🆓:
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🇺🇸US Initial jobless claims has increased by 44% from its 3-year low point.
Continuing jobless claims also increased by 38% from its 3-year low point.
🚨
#Recessions
always followed whenever this data has reached this level.
📊How to make this chart:
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🇨🇳China's first-ever quarterly FDI deficit highlights capital outflow pressure amid Western "de-risking" policies. Beijing faces challenges in attracting overseas companies.
#MM
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🚨Global
#Semiconductor
sales YoY growth continued to decline in April.
🌎World -21.6%📉(prev -21.3%)
🇺🇸Americas -20.5%
🇪🇺Europe 2.3%
🇯🇵Japan -2.3%
🌏Asia Pacific -28.0%
📊FREE Charting Toolbox:
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🚨🇪🇺Eurozone GDP unexpectedly contracted by 0.1% on quarter in Q1 2023, defying earlier estimates of a modest 0.1% growth. Revised data for Q4 2022 now also shows a 0.1% decline, indicating the Eurozone has entered a minor technical
#recession
📉.
📊More Info:
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⚠️Breaking! 🇺🇸US GDP Slows More Than Expected
📉GDP 1.6% (est. 2.5%, prev. 3.4%)
📉Consumption 2.5% (est. 2.8%, prev. 3.3%)
📉Government Spending 1.2% (prev. 4.6%)
📈Investment 3.2% (prev. 0.7%)
📉Exports 0.9% (prev. 5.1%)
📈Imports 7.2% (prev. 2.2%)
📍More Details:
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🇩🇪German manufacturing shrinks in July as demand weakens!
📉Composite PMI 48.3 (June 50.6). 8-month low.
📉Services PMI 52.0 (June 54.1). 5-month low
📉Manufacturing PMI 38.8 (June 40.6). 38-month low.
📍More Info:
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🇺🇸US ISM Services PMI declined to 52.7 in July! 🚨
📉Services PMI 52.7 (est. 53.0, prev. 53.9)
📉Business Activity 57.1 (prev. 59.2)
📉New Orders 55.0 (prev. 55.5)
📉Employment 50.7 (prev. 53.1)
📉Inventories 50.4 (prev. 55.9)
📈Backlog of Orders 52.1 (prev. 43.9)
📈Prices 56.8
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⚠️🇨🇳China's July economic data falls below expectations!
📉Retail Sales YoY 2.5% (est. 4.7%, prev. 3.1%)
📉Industrial Production YoY 3.7% (est. 4.4%, prev. 4.4%)
📈Unemployment Rate 5.3% (est. 5.2%, prev. 5.2%)
Jan-May
📉Fixed Asset Investment YoY 3.4% (est. 3.8%, prev. 3.8%)
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🇺🇸US CDS reaches 15-year peak 🚨 following Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen's statement that without Congress raising or suspending the debt limit, the US may not be able to meet its financial obligations by June 1.
#Xday
📊CDS Monitor:
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🇺🇸Nonfarm payrolls have shown strong growth recently, but history suggests that they typically decline 12 months after the 10-year and 3-month yield curve inversion. Will this time be any different?
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🇺🇸
#Fed
's balance sheet increased 📈 by $3.47B this week, marking the first rise since 3/29. The addition of items such as BTFP played a major role in this increase.
📍
📊Fed lending outstanding
#increased
📈 to 288.6 from $285.7B previously.
1) Discount
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🇺🇸US Banks' tightening standards lead loan growth by about 5 quarters, signaling that a decline in loan growth is just about to begin.
📊Make this chart using Toolbox for FREE:
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🌎30.7% of global central banks have initiated interest rate cuts, and there is a growing trend of central banks pausing rate hikes.
#MM
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🇺🇸🚨 US government interest payments have reached a record high, leading to concerns about its fiscal health. In response to these developments, Fitch downgraded the US Credit Rating from AAA to AA+.
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📢Introducing MacroMicro's AI-powered FOMC Hawkish-Dovish Index & Optimism Index!
These tools use AI to decode the Fed's policy stance and economic outlook. Dive into the future of monetary policy analysis with us!
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🚨Breaking News! 🇬🇧 UK Core Inflation Soars to 7.1%, Reaching Highest Level in 30 Years!
➖CPI YoY 8.7% (est. 8.4%, prev. 8.7%)
📈Core CPI YoY 7.1% (est. 6.8%, prev. 6.8%)
#MM
📊More Info:
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🚨🇪🇺 Based on
#ECB
(2019) model, we calculated Eurozone's recession probability based on real money supply and term spread. With real M1 YoY down to -13.5% in June and German yield curve at its most inverted since '92, the chance of a recession in the next 12 months has
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🇺🇸US Average Weekly Working Hours have dropped to 34.3, reaching a new low since 2020. Typically, businesses tend to reduce working hours first before resorting to layoffs.
📍More Info:
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US continuing jobless claims has increased 39% from its 12-month low point.
#Recessions
always followed whenever this data has reached this level.
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🇺🇸US retail sales growth rate falls below expectations.
MoM 0.2% (est. 0.5%, prev. 0.5%)
YoY 1.5% (est. 1.6%, prev. 2.0%)
📍More Info:
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🚨Breaking!
#Fed
Increases Interest Rate for BTFP, Set to End on 3/11
1️⃣The Fed increased the interest rate for the Bank Term Funding Program (BTFP) due to a significant rise in loan balances.
2️⃣The new borrowing rate is set to be at least equal to the interest rate on reserve
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🇪🇺Eurozone excess liquidity fell by €503bn after TLTRO settlement last week, bringing it down to €3.62tn.📉
📍More Info:
#MM
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🇨🇳⚠️China's consumer prices drop the most in over 14 years, marking the fourth straight month of decline. Food prices plummet (-5.9% yoy) led by further fall in pork prices. Non-food inflation edges lower (0.4% yoy) as costs rise for clothing, housing, health, and education. Core
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🇯🇵Does a Global Economic Collapse Follow Japan's Interest Rate Hike?
Historically, when the
#BoJ
raises interest rates, it often signals a global economic downturn.
However, we believe history will not repeat itself this time.
Two reasons:
1) We believe the BoJ won't engage in
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🇺🇸Wall Street Strategists have their most
#bearish
outlook EVER for the 2nd half of the S&P 500. However, past experiences in 1999, 2019, 2020, and 2021 suggest that every time Wall Street was pessimistic about $SPX’s 2nd half, the market proved them wrong with positive returns.
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🇺🇸
#Fed
: A lower unemployment rate implies a higher risk of economic recession.
According to Fed research, term spread is the best predictor for recessions, with the term spread plus unemployment model also performing well.
But beware: empirical results suggest that a LOWER
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🇺🇸 Several Takeaways from the
#FOMC
July meeting:
✔️Fed increased interest rates by 25 bp to 5.25%~5.5%, the highest level since February 2001.
✔️Chairman Powell stated that there will be no rate cut this year.
✔️Several members of the FOMC anticipate rate cuts next year.
✔️If
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🇺🇸US ISM Services PMI declined to 50.3 in May! 🚨
📉Services PMI 50.3 (est. 51.8, prev. 51.9)
📉Business Activity 51.5 (prev. 52.0)
📉New Orders 52.9 (prev. 56.1)
📉Employment 49.2 (prev. 50.8)
📈Inventories 58.3 (prev. 47.2)
📉Backlog of Orders 40.9 (prev. 49.7)
📉Prices 56.2
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🇺🇸When bank credit tightening surged in the past, it usually meant higher default rates. Yet, this cycle shows a remarkable contrast, with credit spreads decreasing despite reaching crisis-level tightening.
📍Full Article:
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🌎22.7% of central banks, mostly in emerging markets like Vietnam 🇻🇳, Sri Lanka 🇱🇰, Brazil 🇧🇷, and Chile 🇨🇱, are cutting rates, indicating we're near the end of the global tightening cycle since 2021.
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🇺🇸The stock market is either telling us 'this time is different' because of AI, or we're just being overly optimistic and this time is not much different from the past.
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🚨🇯🇵Breaking News!
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adjust YCC. BOJ will conduct YCC with more flexibility, regarding the upper and lower bounds of the range of references, not as rigid limits, in its market operations.
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