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The United States: A significant portion of this year’s GDP growth is due to the federal government stimulus. But the party ends in 2020.
The Eurozone: The ECB didn’t provide much new information regarding policy direction. Here are some updates.
• The ECB balance sheet forecast from UBS:
Average life of the ECB’s portfolio bonds by country:
Rates: The market is not as optimistic about the rate trajectory as the Fed.
Equity Markets: What can South Korea’s export growth tell us about US corporate earnings?
Emerging Markets: Here are some scenarios for Brazil’s debt-to-GDP ratio.
Food for Thought: US home prices by region:
Edited by Joseph Cohen
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