The Daily Shot Brief – October 18th, 2022

Greetings,

 

The United States: To begin, the Atlanta Fed’s wage growth tracker appears to have peaked.

Source: The Daily Shot

 

Consumer savings remain elevated, which should provide a cushion as the economy slows.

Source: @TheTranscript_

 

The United Kingdom: The UK government is walking back most of the tax cuts.

Source: NBC News  Read full article
Source: @TheIFS

 

Energy: The COVID-era rebound in US oil production has been slower than expected.

Source: Princeton Energy Advisors

 

Equities: Fund managers’ extreme bearishness has not yet translated into outflow capitulation.

Source: BofA Global Research

 

China: The 2022 deposit surge in China should support consumption next year, which thus far has lagged amidst lockdown uncertainty.

Source: Evercore ISI Research

 

Emerging Markets: Indian equities appear overbought relative to broader EM, in dollar terms.

Source: Alpine Macro

 

Food for Thought: To conclude, here is the amount of new leases signed for office space in the US:

Source: NBER  Read full article

Edited by William Villacis

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