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"China, Europe and the US compared"
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by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief |
12/18/20 |
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The interim between the near-term and medium-term is feeling like a long haul indeed. |
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"Near-term, medium-term dichotomy deepens"
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by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief |
12/11/20 |
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Pressure to build on China to stimulate demand for foreign goods. |
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"US employment darkens outlook; bring on the vaccines!"
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by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief |
12/4/20 |
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Vaccines versus ongoing Covid is 2021's theme. |
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"Lagging data show strength, not early November data"
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by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief |
11/20/20 |
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Data may be pivoting, from strength to weakness. |
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"Vaccine on its way; no slowing for stimulus"
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by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief |
11/13/20 |
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Sentiment down, recovery slowing as vaccine appears. |
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"Central banks position for more stimulus"
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by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief |
11/6/20 |
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QE is the preferred tool of the second wave. |
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"Recovery faith petering out"
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by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief |
10/23/20 |
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Covid takes a psychological toll in Europe. |
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"Recovery getting old fast; jobs slowing, inflation sinking"
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by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief |
10/16/20 |
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Employment and prices and production all suffering. |
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"Covid success, Covid failure dictate recovery"
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by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief |
10/9/20 |
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Data are hot where Covid is cool, and vice versa. |
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"Recovery mostly slowing; Covid dominates"
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by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief |
10/2/20 |
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Good news is getting harder to find. |
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"Recovery steady perhaps, but not accelerating"
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by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief |
9/25/20 |
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Slowing improvement is the unwelcome theme. |
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"Improvement not accelerating"
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by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief |
9/18/20 |
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Rates of growth are slowing fast. |
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"Inflation showing some life, employment steady"
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by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief |
9/11/20 |
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Small steps in the right direction. |
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"Employment recovering but not inflation"
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by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief |
9/4/20 |
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Pressure for more fiscal stimulus is the week's result. |
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"Reinflation no risk for policy, or is it?"
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by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief |
8/28/20 |
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Inflation has been an unsolved mystery for policy makers. |
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"Good news yes, but bad news too"
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by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief |
8/21/20 |
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Outside of US housing, the news was mostly downbeat. |
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"Demand up, output up, inflation up"
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by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief |
8/14/20 |
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The end to stimulus is the week's question. |
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"V-recovery looking tired"
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by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief |
8/7/20 |
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Instead of a big V-recovery, a little v-recovery may be playing out. |
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"Rising infections dictate terms"
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by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief |
7/31/20 |
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The consumer leads what may be an impermanent advance. |
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"Data mixed to down; updates from the great pandemic"
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by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief |
7/24/20 |
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Fiscal support is phasing out at a bad time. |
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"The 'V' recovery is on! Really?"
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by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief |
7/17/20 |
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The global economy is moving up, but so are US infection rates. |
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"Rallying amid reopenings despite second-wave risk"
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by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief |
7/10/20 |
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Recovery is on yet the hole is deep. |
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"Demand side breakout; Japan lagging"
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by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief |
7/2/20 |
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Muted confidence and second-wave risk cloud outlook. |
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"Recovery solid in June; July clouded by shutdown risk"
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by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief |
6/26/20 |
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PMIs point mostly to positive recovery in June. |
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"China recovery setting the pace"
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by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief |
6/15/20 |
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Neither a 'V' nor a 'U' but something in between. |
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"Tracking the bottom of the 'v'"
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by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief |
6/12/20 |
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How deep the bottom of the 'V' is, is anyone's guess. |
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"Don't say U, say V!"
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by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief |
6/5/20 |
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The virus has muddled everything, and now the May employment report as well. |
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"Soundless depths, glimmers of light"
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by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief |
5/29/20 |
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Definitive data on May are no worse than April. |
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"A year of great calamity and now Hong Kong too"
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by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief |
5/22/20 |
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Supply and demand are in balance, both hit by the same catastrophic stroke. |
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"Labor market contraction unabated in US"
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by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief |
5/15/20 |
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US jobless claims exceedingly high, 2.4 million expected in coming week. |
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"Unemployed in April"
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by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief |
5/8/20 |
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The bottom has fallen out of the US economy. |
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"Watching infection rates and assessing the damage"
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by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief |
5/1/20 |
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How deep is one question, how long another. |
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"April's depths indicated, unemployment data still awaited"
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by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief |
4/24/20 |
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More hope than certainty is this week's theme. |
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"China hints at improvement; US in the worst of it"
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by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief |
4/17/20 |
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Monthly patterns emerging from the crisis. |
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"Virus hits jobs and inflation; pending China data key"
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by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief |
4/10/20 |
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China data key to global expectations. |
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"Virus hits US, European data; recovery prospects credible"
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by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief |
4/3/20 |
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The worst is here. How long will it last? |
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"Economic indications less than apocalyptic"
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by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief |
3/27/20 |
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Recession yes, catastrophe maybe not. |
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"Data to get worse; millions expected for US jobless claims"
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by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief |
3/20/20 |
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Dramatic breaks lower for data expected. |
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"Assessing the damage; policy response robust"
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by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief |
3/13/20 |
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2020 is already the year of the coronavirus. |
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"Market collapse driving policy; central banks scrambling"
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by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief |
3/6/20 |
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Markets point to financial instability. |
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"Virus effect spreads; central banks to the rescue?"
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by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief |
2/28/20 |
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Concerns over inflation won't be holding back emergency stimulus. |
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"Virus hits PMIs; February looks weak"
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by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief |
2/21/20 |
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Based on the coronavirus, additional policy stimulus shouldn't be a surprise |
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"Havoc in 2020; special factors hitting early"
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by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief |
2/14/20 |
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Economic data mostly softens going into virus effects. |
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"US payrolls up but other data weak, especially Europe"
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by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief |
2/7/20 |
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Monetary policy to remain stimulative |
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"Inflation flat, sentiment up, policy sidelined"
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by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief |
1/31/20 |
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Strength in January sentiment hints at strength for January's indicators. |
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"UK data slam; BoE rate-alert special"
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by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief |
1/24/20 |
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Firming global data point to less central bank easing |
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"Data up and down, rate hopes swing"
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by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief |
1/17/20 |
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Manufacturing soft but strength seen elsewhere. |
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"Mixed week though US jobs and wages soften"
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by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief |
1/10/20 |
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Momentum uneven going into 2020 |
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"Rival indicators pointing in different directions"
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by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief |
1/3/20 |
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Contrasting movements betray less-than-robust conditions. |
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