The Daily Shot Brief – July 26th, 2022

Greetings,

 

The United States: Starting off with the housing market, properties are taking longer to sell.

Source: Redfin

 

The Eurozone: Germany’s IFO business expectations index is crashing, which points to a contraction in Germany’s GDP.

Source: @CavaggioniMario

 

Energy: Russia is putting a squeeze on Europe’s natural gas markets. Futures jumped in response to this information.

Source: @WSJ Read full article
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Equities: We got some bad news from Walmart, sending shares down sharply after the close.

Source: CNBC Read full article
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Companies with higher non-US revenues have seen stronger earnings and revenue growth this quarter.

Source: @FactSet

 

Credit: So far, we’ve had the biggest annual decline in high-yield bond issuance on record.

Source: @GunjanJS, @WSJmarkets, @ericwallerstein Read full article

 

Food for Thought: Lastly, let’s take a look at warmer nights and insufficient sleep.

Source: @financialtimes Read full article

 


Edited by Alexander Bowers

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