The Daily Shot Brief – October 6th, 2021

Greetings,

 

Energy: European energy prices have gone vertical. These unprecedented market moves will scar European and global economies by squeezing corporate margins and ultimately cutting into households’ disposable incomes and sentiment.

Source: Daily Shot

 

Rates: Morgan Stanley expects the Fed’s RRP (reverse repo) program usage to peak in size when the debt ceiling is resolved (when the Treasury general account will reach its lowest point before getting rebuilt).

Source: Morgan Stanley Research

 

The first leveraged loan tied to SOFR (LIBOR replacement) should boost confidence in the transition.

Source: Bloomberg Read full article

 

Credit: Which of the following factors will most likely impact credit portfolios?

Source: S&P Global Market Intelligence

 

Equities: What does the decline in option skew …

Source: Daily Shot

 

… mean for stocks?

Source: Chris Murphy, Susquehanna International Group

 

Emerging Markets: It appears that EM stocks have not fully priced in a slowdown in China.

Source: BCA Research

 

Food for Thought: States with the highest and lowest business cost affordability:

Source: Statista

Edited by Devon Lall

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