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United States: Mortgage originations hit a multi-year high.
The housing boom has been powered by borrowers with credit scores of 750 and above.
United Kingdom: The UK economic outlook has worsened since the last MPC meeting.
China: China is allowing greater access to its onshore futures market. This makes it easier for foreign investors to hedge or speculate on stock positions.
A-shares with dual listings are currently trading at a 40% premium to their Hong-Kong listed counterparts, according to Alpine Macro.
Energy: European oil and gas stocks have been under significant pressure this year.
Equities: Insiders have been staying put ahead of the elections.
Food For Thought: What if the US were a multi-party Democracy?
Edited by Devon Lall
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