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Equities: US-focused ETFs took in $62 billion of inflows in November – the highest monthly inflow in history, according to State Street.
Credit: The US middle-market loan volume is at multi-year lows.
Rates: The markets are signaling higher inflation ahead.
• Stocks that benefit from higher inflation are outperforming.
• Demand for inflation-protected securities (TIPS) remains elevated
Eurozone: Will the ECB talk down the strengthening euro?
United States: Here is how different fiscal stimulus scenarios may impact the unemployment rate.
Food For Thought: Layoffs and working from home prompted many Americans to start a business.
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