The Daily Shot Brief – July 9th, 2019

Greetings,

 

The United States: The NY Fed’s recession probability estimate (based on the yield curve) keeps climbing (see story).

Source: @TheTerminal

 

The Eurozone: Japanese investors bought a record amount of Spanish bonds in May.

Source: BofAML, @tracyalloway

 

Emerging Markets: This chart shows the year-to-date performance of EM equities.

Source: SunTrust Private Wealth Management

 

Global Developments: Capital goods imports have stalled.

Source: Morgan Stanley Research

 


Food for Thought: The Ebola epidemic in DR Congo:

Source: BBC

 

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