The Daily Shot Brief – October 10th, 2018

Greetings,

 

The United States: Railcar loadings remain well above the levels we saw in previous years, pointing to robust growth in the US.

Source: TS Lombard

 

Rates: How much of the Treasury yield increase has been due to the Fed’s quantitative tightening?

Source: Deutsche Bank Research

 

China: This chart shows the key indicators for China’s real estate and construction sector (Q3 vs. Q2).

Source: China Beige Book

 

The Eurozone: Credit growth in the Eurozone is now more reliant on the private sector.

Source: Goldman Sachs

 

Equities: Cash balances in retail accounts are near record lows.

Source: @kevinduffy1929

 

Global Developments: Here is the length of recoveries across advanced economies.

Source: Oxford Economics

 

Emerging Markets: 2018 has been a rough year for EM stocks. This chart shows the December MSCI Emerging Markets Index futures contract.

Source: @jsblokland

 


Food for Thought: Health insurance programs and care providers:

Source: Moody’s Investors Service

 

 

 

 

Edited by Joseph Cohen


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