Wednesday, November 3, 2021

Business Intelligence Monitor 211104

(Introduction)

[Markets]


[Indicators]
※   Central bank affirms forecast that factors driving high inflation are “expected to be transitory”
※   ISM’s October measure jumps to 66.7, exceeds all estimates
•   Brazil Oct. Balance of trade: Brazil Trade Surplus Narrowed in October on Lower Exports


[Trackers]
•   Johns Hopkins University: COVID-19 Global Cases & Deaths
•   Worldometer: COVID Live Update
•   Bloomberg: Covid-19 Vaccine Tracker
•   Bloomberg: Global PMI Tracker
•   Bloomberg: The Covid Resilience Ranking


[News]
※   Companies hope a U.N.-backed framework for cross-border carbon markets will kick-start trading
※   Republican kept base energized without tying himself closely to Trump, while his opponent faced Democrat infighting over Biden agenda
※   Gen. Mark A. Milley, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, called Beijing the “No. 1” nation-state military challenger to the United States.
※   W.H.O. said Covaxin had a 78 percent efficacy rate against Covid-19
※   EU to chair Vienna meeting including China, France, Germany, Russia and UK in bid to salvage negotiations
※   State media dispute posts circulated as evidence of conflict
※   More than 600 locally-transmitted infections have been found in 19 of 31 provinces in the latest outbreak in the world’s second-largest economy.
※   Beijing has warned EU not to pursue stronger ties with Taipei
※   Conditions for increase won’t be met despite faster inflation
※   Pledge to end foreign financing of fossil fuels by end-2022
※   The Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership or RCEP will come into force in January 2022.
•   OilPrice.com: Is Ukraine Running Out Of Energy?
•   Hannover Messe News: Zero Emissions
•   Hannover Messe News: Emirati-German task force established
※   전력硏 "석탄발전소 유지하는 日처럼…한국도 일부는 남겨둬야"


[Opinions]
•   Project Syndicate(Michael Spence): Why Are Supply Chains Blocked?
•   Project Syndicate(Harold James): Back to Austerity?
•   Project Syndicate(Carlos Lopes, Ricardo Soares): Africa Must Lead on Capital Flight
•   Project Syndicate(Ngaire Woods): Is Multilateralism a Fig Leaf?
•   Project Syndicate(Ian Buruma): Éric Zemmour and the Revenge of Vichy
•   FT(Editorial Board): How Joe Biden can salvage his presidency
•   FT(Cat Rutter Pooley): The City’s long road to going green
•   WSJ(Editorial Board): A Thumping in Virginia
•   WSJ(Daniel Henninger): The Biden Democrats Lose It
•   WSJ(James K. Glassman): Get Ready for Dow One Million
•   WSJ(Michael Segal): Covid-19 Boosters Aren’t for Everyone
•   WSJ(Seth Cropsey): Needed: A Military Strategy for China
•   NYT(Bret Stephens): Why Democrats Are in Trouble
•   Bloomberg(Michael R. Bloomberg, Mark Carney): To Fight Climate Change, Put Markets to Work
•   Bloomberg(Bill Dudley): The Fed Has More to Do Than the Market Recognizes
•   Bloomberg(Brian Chappatta): Fed Sets a Date With Bond Vigilantes in Eight Months
•   Reuters(Jamie Mcgeever): Even flatlining oil could expose 'hawkish' error
•   한경(김재완): '공짜 에너지'는 없다
•   아시아경제(강희종): 탄소중립, 공짜가 아니다
•   전자신문(김재경): 수소경제 전환을 위한 입법 과제

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