The Daily Shot Brief – June 24th, 2021

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United States: The Markit Manufacturing PMI hit a new record, pointing to exceptionally strong growth in US factory activity.

Source: IHS Markit

 

Neither supply chain bottlenecks nor price pressures show signs of abating.

Source: IHS Markit
Source: IHS Markit

 

Emerging Markets: Some data on LatAm international debt issuance.

Source: ECLAC – United Nations Read full article

 

Energy: Conventional oil and gas shares are recovering as renewable energy stocks consolidate.

Source: Alpine Macro

 

Rates: While Chair Powell’s comments remain dovish, other Fed officials are talking about rate hikes next year. That would suggest that QE tapering should start later this year to give the central bank a sufficient runway.

Source: @markets Read full article

 

The market has now fully priced in a 2022 liftoff, with a 50% chance of two rate hikes next year.

Source: Daily Shot

 

Global Developments: Transit usage is gradually improving, although still below pre-pandemic levels.

Source: Market Ethos, Richardson GMP

 

Food for Thought: Sperm concentration over time:

Source: The Economist Read full article

Edited by Richard Holmes

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