The Daily Shot Brief – November 10th, 2020

Greetings,

 

Equities: Stocks rallied sharply on the US election outcome and vaccine news.

Source: Reuters Read full article

 

The Dow surged nearly 3%, boosted by financials and energy.

Source: Daily Shot

 

Credit: US business loan balances continue to shrink as companies pay down their revolving facilities and refinance loans in the capital markets.

Source: FRED

 

China: The latest five-year plan reflects a shift in key strategies, focusing on areas such as security and technology.

Source: BCA Research

 

Eurozone: Below is the share of employees in “lockdown” sectors.

Source: ECB Read full article

 

United States: State and local infrastructure spending has declined over the past 60 years.

Source: Quill Intelligence

 

Source: Quill Intelligence

 

Food For Thought: US imports of Christmas tree lights:

Source: Yahoo Finance, @adam_tooze Read full article

Edited by Devon Lall

Contact the Daily Shot Editor: Editor@DailyShotLetter.com


Dear Friends,

The full-length Daily Shot® is now an independent ad-free publication (see TheDailyShot.com). Here is a sample newsletter.

Daily Shot Brief subscribers are eligible to receive the full-length Daily Shot for $115/year (a $20 discount).

To subscribe with this discount, you must register here (NOTE: The regular subscription page will not acknowledge this coupon).  The coupon number is DSB329075 (please click the “apply” button for the discount to take effect).

A monthly subscription is also available (here).

The Food for Thought section is available as a separate newsletter. You can sign up here.

Please note that The Daily Shot is not an investment newsletter and is not intended for broad distribution.

If you have any questions, please contact Lev.Borodovsky@TheDailyShot.com.

Sincerely,

Lev Borodovsky
Editor, The Daily Shot


Leave a Reply