Thursday, June 4, 2020

Business Intelligence Monitor 200605

(Introduction)

[Markets]
※   Strong upward push on global equities takes a rest
※   ECB stimulus spurs euro, periphery bond spreads
※   Dollar struggles to pull out of recent slide
※   Brent crude dips after tops $40 for first time since March
※   Macro 백업표


[Indicators]
•   Eurozone Benchmark rates:ECB boosts bond-buying stimulus package by €600bn
•   한국 주간 아파트 가격(감정원): 규제 밖 非강남권의 급등…서울 집값 하락 멈춰 세웠다


[News]
※   McKinsey: Future of Asia
•   파이낸셜뉴스: 기안기금 채권 이르면 내주 발행


[Opinions]
•   Project Syndicate(Sławomir Sierakowski): The Polish Opposition’s Last Chance
•   Project Syndicate(William A. Haseltine): Human COVID-19 Vaccine Trials Are Unnecessary, Uninformative, and Unethical
•   FT(Editorial Board): Merkel leads a bolder eurozone crisis response
•   FT(Editorial Board): The case for realistic engagement with China
•   FT(Philip Stephens): Three compass points for an EU-China policy
•   WSJ(Barry Latzer): Don’t Call Rioters ‘Protesters’
•   NYT(James Bennet): Why We Published the Tom Cotton Op-Ed
•   WP(Thomas M. Johnson Jr. ): 5G conspiracy theories threaten the U.S. recovery
•   Bloomberg(Narayana Kocherlakota): What the Fed Can Do to Speed the Recovery
•   Bloomberg(Brian Chappatta): Fed’s Municipal-Bond Backstop Is Still Too Punishing
•   Bloomberg(John Authers): When I Said `Disaster' I Meant `Fill Your Boots'
•   Bloomberg(Marcus Ashworth): Italy's Bond Investors Have a New Heroine
•   Bloomberg(Ferdinando Giugliano): The ECB Can Still Do More to Help Europe
•   Bloomberg(Lionel Laurent): The Brexit Regulatory Bonfire Begins...in the EU
•   Bloomberg(Max Nisen): Is the Coronavirus Really Getting Weaker?
•   CNN(John Sutter): Reimagining the world after Covid

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