The Daily Shot Brief – March 2nd, 2022

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United States: Crude oil is now up about 45% year-to-date, with Brent blasting past $110/bbl.

Source: Daily Shot

 

There are growing concerns that the massive price surge will become a substantial drag on the US and global economy this year.

Source: @luca_paolini, @PictetAM

 

China: Developers have been struggling to raise capital from traditional sources.

Source: Pantheon Macroeconomics

 

And funding squeezes result in slower construction activity.

Source: Gavekal Research

 

Equities: Are US earnings projections too optimistic?

Source: Hugo Ste-Marie, Portfolio & Quantitative Strategy Global Equity Research, Scotia Capital

 

Credit: US corporations have issued more debt than equity (preference for share buybacks) over the past year.

Source: Mizuho Securities USA

 

Rates: The market has downshifted Fed rate hike expectations. This chart shows the expected trajectory of short-term rates over the next few years.

Source: Bloomberg

 

Food for Thought: Who is justifying the use of force against Ukraine?

Source: CNN Read full article

Edited by Devon Lall

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