The Daily Shot Brief – June 17th, 2020

Greetings,

 

United States: Finally, we have some data on the PPP program (from Celeri Networks).

Source: Statista

 

Eurozone: Italian government debt is still mostly held by domestic investors.

Source: Pantheon Macroeconomics

 

Equities: Robinhood’s profits show a spike in retail investor interest in options and smaller stocks.

Source: @fintechfrank

 

Credit: New CLO reinvestment periods have shortened dramatically. “Static” means that no reinvestment is allowed – the portfolio starts in runoff mode, and loan amortizations are used to pay down liabilities.

Source: LCD, S&P Global Market Intelligence

 

Global Developments: Finally, we have the distribution of central bank policy rates globally.

Source: Barclays Research

 

Food For Thought: Aging homeowners will be selling a lot of homes over the next couple of decades.

Source: @WSJ; Read full article

Edited by Daniel Moskovits

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