The Daily Shot Brief – February 1st, 2022

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United States: Manufacturers’ backlogs remain massive, suggesting that factories will keep busy in the months ahead.

Source: Wells Fargo Securities

 

The divergence between orders and output indicates that manufacturers haven’t been able to keep up.

Source: Wells Fargo Securities

 

Eurozone: As the TLTRO program ends, the ECB may exempt more excess reserves from the negative deposit rate.

Source: @economics, @davidjpowell24 Read full article

 

China: Here are the components of China’s GDP.

Source: Matthews Asia Read full article

 

Is Beijing overstating the GDP growth? Below is the Capital Economics China Activity Proxy.

Source: Capital Economics

 

Emerging Markets: Which countries had the highest inflation surprises?

Source: Oxford Economics

 

Credit: US firms are starting to borrow again.

Source: Pantheon Macroeconomics

 

Food for Thought: Global nuclear power production:

Source: Visual Capitalist Read full article

Edited by Devon Lall

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