Thursday, February 6, 2020

Business Intelligence Monitor 200207

(Introduction)

[Markets]
※   Dow, Nasdaq, S&P 500, STOXX, TSX hit record highs
※   Positive U.S. economic data also helps lift stocks
※   Yen, Swiss franc weaken on rising risk appetite
※   Macro 백업표


[Indicators]
•   한국 2019년 해외건설수주: 해외건설 수주액 지난해 31% 급감…13년만에 최저
•   한국 주간 아파트가격(감정원): 규제 피해 외지인 밀물…경기 `수용성` 껑충
•   한국 주간 아파트가격(부동산114):[아파트 시황] 서울 아파트 매매가 상승폭 둔화
•   South Africa Jan. Business confidence index: South African Business Mood Has Worst Start to Year Since 1993
•   Coronavirus: SCMP Live Updates


[News]
•   파이낸셜뉴스(P1): ESS 화재 원인..정부는 "배터리"
•   아시아경제: 삼성·LG, 新무기로 TV전쟁 2R
※  두산건설과 중흥건설은 광주 북구 유동 일원에 2240세대의 '광주유동재개발'을 분양할 예정
•   Robotics Business Review: January 2020 robotics transactions start off strong
•   Robotics Tomorrow: Smarter Robotics Are Changing Security


[Opinions]
•   Project Syndicate(Ian Buruma): Trump’s Talk Could Mean War
•   Project Syndicate(Josiah Osgood): Donald Caesar
•   FT(Martin Sandbu): We have seen this Brexit movie before
•   FT(Chris Giles): How the Brexit deal can be done
•   FT(John Redwood): Coronavirus casts a shadow over markets
•   WSJ(Daniel Henninger): Nancy Pelosi’s ‘Trump’ Trilogy
•   WSJ(Thomas J. Duesterberg): There Is a Better Alternative to Huawei
•   NYT(Editorial Board): What Will Finally Defeat Donald Trump?
•   WP(E.J. Dionne Jr.):How Pete Buttigieg broke through
•   WP(Paul Waldman): Who won the Iowa caucuses? Who cares?
•   Bloomberg(Noah Smith): Japan Goes Into Reverse on Going Green
•   Bloomberg(Brooke Sutherland): No, Boeing Isn’t Ruining Trump's 3% Growth Target
•   Bloomberg(John Authers): It's So Easy for Markets to Get Over a Virus Panic
•   Bloomberg(Jonathan Bernstein): Let’s Talk Donald Trump and Coronavirus
•   Bloomberg(Andreas Kluth): A Far-Right Coup Galvanizes German Democracy
•   Bloomberg(Danielle DiMartino-Booth): The Fed Faces a Housing Conundrum
•   Bloomberg(Anjani Trivedi): Time to Look for Supply-Chain Life Beyond China
•   MarketWatch(Howard Gold): Trump is winning, and Wall Street is cheering

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