Monday, February 3, 2020

Business Intelligence Monitor 200113

[Markets]
※   MSCI all-world, U.S. stock indexes hit record highs
※   Stocks, dollar pare gains on renewed signs of Iran tension
※   U.S. payrolls weaker than expected in December
※   Dow industrials index surpasses 29,000 mark

[Indicators]
•   미국 12월 비농업신규고용: As Jobs Cap 10 Years of Gains, Women Are Workforce Majority
•   미국 12월 건설업고용: Construction Industry Adds 20,000 New Jobs in December
•   미국 4분기 GDP Nowcasting: Jan 10, 2020: New York Fed Staff Nowcast
•   미국 4분기 GDP Nowcasting: Latest forecast: 2.3 percent — January 10, 2020

[News]
•   FT: Shrinking Europe
※   한국은행: 해외경제 포커스(제2020-2호)
•   파이낸셜뉴스: 올해 주택사업 든든한 건설株 주목
※   Bertelsmann Stiftung: What has the WTO Ever Done for Us?
※   발전소 공사는 터빈 분야에서 고유 기술을 가진 두산중공업과 대기업 건설사들이 컨소시엄(SPC)을 구성할 것으로 보인다.
•   FuelCellsWorks: Hydrogen to fuel 2020 Olympic flame
•   Robotics & Automation News: Universal Robots sells almost 40,000 units
•   Nikkei Asian Review: Iran crisis exposes Japan's oil reserve risks

[Opinions]
•   Project Syndicate(Dani Rodrik): The Changing Face of Economics
•   Project Syndicate(John Andrews): Erdoğan Wades into the Libyan Quagmire
•   FT(Rana Foroohar): Commodities may not stay cheap forever
•   FT(Shruti Kapila): Nehru’s idea of India is under attack
•   FT(Iain McNicol): Corbynism must end with Corbyn
•   FT(Editorial Board): UK economic optimism depends on Brexit clarity
•   FT(Erik Norland): Emerging market debt: a case for concern?
•   FT(Tim Harford): Two cheers for the dematerialising economy
•   FT(Richard Waters): The three biggest takeaways from CES 2020
•   WSJ(Kimberley A. Strassel): There’s No Peace From the Doves
•   WSJ(Barton Swaim): Pete Buttigieg’s Essay Contest
•   WSJ(Adam O’Neal): Paris Pension Protests Are Petering Out
•   NYT(Paul Krugman): Australia Shows Us the Road to Hell
•   NYT(Jorge G. Castañeda): Argentina Needs Help. Trump Is the Answer.
•   NYT(Bret Stephens): Of Course Bernie Can Win
•   NYT(Wu Jieh-min): Taiwan’s Election is a Vote About China
•   NYT(Elaine Luria, Max Rose): Why We Voted Against the War Powers Resolution
•   NYT(Nathan F. Batto): When Populism Can’t Beat Identity Politics
•   WP(George F. Will): Congress whiffs on war powers
•   WP(George Conway, Neal Katyal): How Pelosi should play her impeachment cards
•   WP(Dawn Johnsen, Walter Dellinger): Yes, a wealth tax would be constitutional
•   WP(Jonathan Capehart): Biden leads among black voters for a reason
•   Bloomberg(Daniel Moss): Don't Let Australia's Crisis Go to Waste
•   Bloomberg(Justin Fox): Services Jobs Are Back on Top
•   Bloomberg(Noah Smith): Economists Have No Idea What Replaces Free Trade
•   Bloomberg(John Authers): It's a Tidal Wave of Liquidity. And Waves Crash.
•   Bloomberg(Marcus Ashworth): There's a $40 Billion Reason to Avoid Italy
•   Bloomberg(Julian Lee): Trump Is Wrong. The U.S. Does Need Middle East Oil
•   Bloomberg(Therese Raphael): Brexit Enters Its Meghan and Harry Phase
•   Bloomberg(Jonathan Bernstein): Obamacare Marches On as Republicans Flail
•   Bloomberg(Michael R. Strain): ‘Late Capitalism’? Not Even Close
•   Bloomberg(Nathaniel Bullard): Energy Markets Have an Interesting Year Ahead
•   Bloomberg(Tobin Harshaw): Iran Was in Trouble Even Before Soleimani's Death

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