Greetings,
The United States: The Fed would like to see the job openings-to-unemployment ratio closer to pre-COVID levels, but it’s not budging for now. This does not look like a signal to “pivot”.
The decline in export orders accelerated, partially driven by the US dollar strength.
The United Kingdom: Prices charged by shops continue to surge.
Also, home prices tumbled in October.
China: Stocks are rising on rumors of reopening plans.
Equities: This chart shows large-cap performance in October across global markets.
Credit: High-yield ETFs got some inflows last month.
Global Developments: Here is a look at major asset class returns in October, led by Russian and European equities.
Food for Thought: Lastly, here’s a look at the share of military veterans in Congress.
Edited by Alexander Bowers
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