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The United States: Industrial production also surprised to the upside, with robust gains in manufacturing output.
The United Kingdom: The payrolls estimate declined again, pointing to a softening labor market.
Commodities: The global corn market is expected to be in surplus next year, according to Capital Economics.
Equities: November is typically a strong month for inflows into equity ETFs and mutual funds.
Credit: The European high-yield market has a greater share of debt maturing in three years relative to the US.
Rates: According to Capital Economics, Treasury yields are peaking.
Food for Thought: Union membership as a share of employment in the US:
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