The Daily Shot Brief – April 8th, 2022

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The United States: In the US, housing market sentiment has deteriorated to multi-year lows, according to Fannie Mae.

Source: Fannie Mae

 

The Eurozone: The ECB continues to get surprised by the euro-area inflation spike, raising the market’s rate hike projections.

Source: @fwred

 

China: Beijing hinted at monetary easing…

Source: Bloomberg Read full article

 

…amid new COVID lockdowns.

Source: Ernan Cui, Gavekal Research

 

Energy: OPEC’s under-production has been worsening.

Source: @nhillman_energy

 

Equities: As the Fed is poised to enter a fast tightening cycle, hedge funds have been cutting back their exposure to stocks.

Source: Morgan Stanley Research; @WallStJesus

 

Emerging Markets: The ruble has recovered to pre-war levels after the Bank of Russia limited foreign selling and encouraged domestic buying.

Source: The Daily Shot

 

Food for Thought: Lastly, here are the square meters of prime property that can be purchased for $1 million in the world.

Source: Statista

Edited by William Villacis

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