The Daily Shot Brief – November 23rd, 2022


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The United States: Home purchases by investors declined sharply last quarter.

Source: Redfin

 

The Eurozone: Are European stocks about to outperform?

Source: Simon White, Bloomberg Markets Live Blog

 

China: Demand for call options on the largest US-based equity ETF has been surging.

Source: @financialtimes Read full article

 

Cryptocurrency: Here is a look at crypto performance following the FTX implosion.

Source: @Delphi_Digital

 

Commodities: Graphite prices are climbing.

Source: @financialtimes Read full article

 

Energy: Gazprom is threatening to cut the remaining natural gas deliveries to Europe via Ukraine.

Source: Daily Shot

European natural gas prices jumped.

Source: Daily Shot

 

Equities: Consumer discretionary stocks are widening their underperformance. The market is increasingly concerned about US households cutting back on discretionary spending.

Source: Daily Shot

 

Food for Thought:  Trade as a share of GDP vs. income inequality.

Source: @financialtimes Read full article

 


Edited by Alexander Bowers

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