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United States: The Fed’s Beige Book report appears to be somewhat more upbeat.
Here is the usage of the words “strong” and “weak.”
Eurozone: The euro continues to climb, exacerbating disinflationary pressures. This trend is bound to make the ECB nervous.
China: The nation’s service sector activity accelerated further last month.
Emerging Markets: EM rate-cutting cycle is winding down, according to Goldman.
Equities: Demand for equity call options keeps climbing amid increasing speculative activity.
Here is the put-call ratio.
Food For Thought: Vaccine costs:
Edited by Daniel Moskovits
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