The Daily Shot Brief – January 23rd, 2018

Greetings,

 

 

The United States: How is the fiscal stimulus expected to impact the GDP growth over the next three years?

Source: Goldman Sachs

 

Energy Markets: The currencies of energy producing countries have caught up with oil prices.

Source: Capital Economics

 

Bitcoin: Leveraged accounts (such as hedge funds) are net long Bitcoin futures.

Source: @RussellRhoads, @Cboe

 

Equity Markets: More managers think this market rally will last through 2019 and beyond.

Source: BofAML

 

China: China’s working-age population has peaked.

Source: @BaldingsWorld; Read full article

 

Emerging Markets: Venezuela’s oil output, the nation’s only source of hard currency, is rapidly shrinking.

Source: @gadfly; Read full article

 

Global Developments: Macro variables such as the GDP growth, inflation, etc. have become less volatile, capping the volatility on risk assets.

Source: Oxford Economics

 

Credit: Outflows from high-yield bond funds have picked up speed.

Source: @lisaabramowicz1

 


Food for Thought: The percentage of Americans who want their state to secede from the union.

Source: @onlmaps

 

 

Edited by Joseph N Cohen


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