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Credit: This chart shows thirty years of securitized products outstanding (excluding agency MBS).
Japan: Polls show that there are still quite a few undecided voters, as the snap election approaches.
The Eurozone: Here is the Greek debt maturity wall. 2019 will be an interesting year.
The United States: Hurricanes tend to have only a temporary impact on jobs.
China: This diagram shows how the PBoC implements monetary policy.
Emerging Markets: Net EM flows (including China) have turned positive. This chart breaks down resident and nonresident (foreign investors) flows.
Equity Markets: US IPO volume remains relatively tepid. Given the market valuations, this could be a good time to go public.
Food for Thought: Faculty race and gender at US universities.
Edited by Joseph N Cohen
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