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United States: Manufacturing momentum has carried over into the fourth quarter, with regional Fed indicators pointing to robust factory orders in October.
Expectations of future activity have been less upbeat.
Eurozone: The graphic below illustrates the public’s attitudes toward the European Monetary Union (EMU).
China: This chart shows China’s mobile payments as a percentage of mobile users.
Equities: A survey from Investopedia shows persistent expectations of a significant market drop within the next three months.
Rates: How much coupon debt (Treasury notes and bonds) will the government be able to issue over the next couple of years?
Food For Thought: Concerns about media bias:
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