The Daily Shot Brief – September 27th, 2019

Greetings,

 

The United States: Some Fed officials have been concerned about commercial real estate prices, which have outpaced the GDP growth. With the decline in rates over the past year, however, property prices will continue to climb.

Source: Goldman Sachs

 

United Kingdom: The probability of Brexit by November 1st dipped to around 20% in the betting markets.

Source: @PredictIt

 

The Eurozone: Despite softer economic growth, credit conditions in the Eurozone remain remarkably stable.

Loan Growth:

Source: The Daily Shot

Broad money supply (M3):

Source: The Daily Shot

 

Emerging Market: Which EM economies are exposed to crude oil shocks?

Source: Alpine Macro

 

Rates: Demand for the Fed’s repo financing remains robust, suggesting that a more permanent solution will be necessary. It will probably involve increasing bank reserves (via Treasury securities purchases) and a standby repo facility.

Source: Scotiabank Economics

 

Food for Thought: Betting markets’ stats for the 2020 presidential elections:

Source: @PredictIt

Edited by Daniel Moskovits

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