Thursday, July 30, 2020

Business Intelligence Monitor 200731

(Introduction)

[Markets]


[Indicators]
•   Eurozone Jul. Economic sentiment index: Euro zone sentiment rebounds more than expected, but unemployment up
•   한국 6월 주택 인허가: 서울 주택 인허가 급감…공급위축 온다
•   한국 6월 미분양 주택: "무조건 사자"…전국 미분양 급감
•   한국 6월 사업체 노동력: 제조업 일자리 7만7000개 '증발'
•   한국 주간 아파트 가격(감정원): 서울 집값은 주춤…상승폭 3주째 둔화


[News]
※   두산건설, “세부내용 공개불가…구매비율만 지키면 될 것”


[Opinions]
•   Project Syndicate(Harold James): No Europe Without the Rule of Law
•   Project Syndicate(Andrei Kolesnikov): The Caudillo of the Kremlin
•   Project Syndicate(Thomas R. Pickering et al): Peace at Last for Yemen?
•   WSJ(Phil Gramm): The Biden-Sanders Manifesto
•   NYT(Linsey C. Marr): Yes, the Coronavirus Is in the Air
•   Bloomberg(Mohamed A. El-Erian): GDP and Jobless Data Reinforce Need for Relief Bill
•   Bloomberg(Noah Smith): Intel Emerges as Symbol of Big Tech’s Decline
•   Bloomberg(John Authers): Villain No. 1 Stands Out Among Market Suspects
•   Bloomberg(Cass R. Sunstein): Democracy Is the Loser of Trump’s Vote-Delay Ploy

Wednesday, July 29, 2020

Business Intelligence Monitor 200730

(Introduction)

[Markets]


[Indicators]
•   글로벌 6월 스마트폰 판매: 글로벌 스마트폰 판매량 33%↑... 회복세 완연
•   한국 7월 아파트 가격: 잇단 규제책에도 서울집값 치솟고
•   Russia Q2 Household savings rate: Russian Savings Jump During Coronavirus Crisis


[News]
•   Robotics & Automation News: Electric vehicle market defies coronavirus threat


[Opinions]
•   Project Syndicate(Nouriel Roubini): Revisiting the White Swans of 2020
•   Project Syndicate(Andrew Sheng, Xiao Geng): The Economic Costs of National Security
•   Project Syndicate(Vali Nasr, Ariane Tabatabai): China Plays the Iran Card
•   Project Syndicate(Sławomir Sierakowski): Europe Bails Out Its Populists
•   FT(Editorial Board): Turkey needs a new approach to the lira
•   FT(Gillian Tett): ETFs are the canary in the bond coal mine
•   FT(Izabella Kaminska): Antique Chinese bonds are now in play
•   Bloomberg(Tim Duy): The Fed Is Juggling Stimulus Past and Future
•   Bloomberg(Brian Chappatta): Fed Is Content to Let Sleeping Bond Traders Lie
•   Bloomberg(John Authers): Robin Hood Is Pillaging the Sheriffs of BlackRock
•   Bloomberg(Robert Burgess): U.S. Troop Withdrawal From Germany Is a Mistake
•   Bloomberg(Brooke Sutherland): Boeing and GE Comebacks Get a Covid Setback
•   Bloomberg(Clara Ferreira Marques): Rio Tinto Can Stay Stuck in a Profitable Rut, For Now

Tuesday, July 28, 2020

Business Intelligence Monitor 200729

(Introduction)

[Markets]


[Indicators]
•   US May Case–Shiller home price index: U.S. Home-Price Growth Decelerated in May
•   US Jun. Construction employment: US construction employment increases amid uncertainty
•   US Jul. Consumer confidence index: U.S. Consumer Confidence Retreats on Diminished Expectations
•   한국 상반기 기업 직접금융 조달실적: 상반기, 주식·회사채 91.5조 발행…작년 상반기 보다 3.2조 줄어
•   한국 6월 무역지수 및 교역조건: 6월 수출량 1.4%↓·수출액 10.5%↓…반도체는 2개월 연속 증가
•   India Weekly Employment: Rural joblessness rate up for second straight week


[News]
※   두산솔루스: 2/4분기 경영실적
•   아시아경제: 그린 뉴딜' 성과내는 발전사들
•   Robotics & Automation News: Reshoring from China to US not a short-term solution


[Opinions]
•   Project Syndicate(Robert Muggah): Robert Muggah Says More…
•   FT(Editorial Board): Gold’s rise is a sign of uncertain times
•   FT(Editorial Board): The US-China rift is now about values
•   FT(Robin Harding): Rage against central banks is misdirected
•   FT(Axel Weber): European banking needs a Big Bang
•   WSJ(William A. Galston): Portland Is a Problem for Biden
•   WP(Editorial Board): The pandemic has made Europe stronger
•   Bloomberg(Brian Chappatta): Mortgage Rates Hit the 3% Wall. So Now What?
•   Bloomberg(Mark Gongloff): Mortgage Rates May Not Go Any Lower Than This
•   Bloomberg(Andrea Felsted): Working From Home Is Terrible News for Landlords
•   Bloomberg(Matthew A. Winkler): Socially Conscious Investing Thrives Amid Pandemic
•   MarketWatch(Bernard Baumohl): Killing the $600 unemployment benefit is a boneheaded move
•   Nikkei Asian Review(Masaaki Shirakawa): COVID-19's staggering economic impact forces deep macro policy rethink