Sunday, November 21, 2021

Business Intelligence Monitor 211122

(Introduction)

[Markets]


[Indicators]
•   UK Nov. Consumer confidence: UK consumer confidence improves despite surging inflation


[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


[Calendars]


[News]
※   Democrats persuade a slim majority to approve centerpiece of Biden’s economic agenda; bill faces evenly divided Senate
※   The CDC director’s signoff will make the extra doses available this weekend as case counts begin to increase again nationally
※   Fed Vice Chairman Clarida and Fed governor Waller point to inflation, strong economy in separate appearances
※   Pandemic continues to exact huge toll despite vaccines as Delta variant spreads
※   Asian output is coming back and some bottlenecks are clearing, but labor shortages could persist into next year
※   Takes part in video meeting with International Olympic Committee president hours after footage shows her attending tennis tournament
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※   Americans failed to safeguard decades of diplomatic and financial investments in Congo, where the world’s largest supply of cobalt is controlled by Chinese companies backed by Beijing.
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※   The message is aimed in part at tamping down the assumption among many Democrats that Biden may not seek reelection given his age and waning popularity, while also effectively freezing the field for other presidential hopefuls.
※   Pentagon struggles to understand how Beijing mastered technology that tests constraints of physics
※   Policymakers are divided over whether rising prices are temporary or permanent. A wrong response could derail the recovery
※   Euro knocked by ECB president’s dovish comments on need to avoid ‘premature tightening’ of monetary policy
※   Government would be first in Europe to make jabs compulsory for its citizens
※   Peaceful demonstrations turn violent in Belgium’s capital, while Netherlands suffers second night of rioting
※   Intel shows readiness for quick, large-scale move into Ukraine
※   Lenders should improve risk management, people familiar say
•   디지털타임스(P1): [기획] 고물가 엎친데 고금리 덮친다


[Opinions]
•   Project Syndicate(Takatoshi Ito): Beware of Japan’s “New Capitalism”
•   Project Syndicate(James K. Galbraith): Whipping Up America's Inflation Bogeyman
•   Project Syndicate(Minghao Zhao): Rebuilding the Infrastructure of Sino-American Relations
•   FT(Merryn Somerset Webb): Does passive investing stoke inflation?
•   WSJ(Editorial Board): The Northeast Climate Pact Implodes
•   WSJ(Editorial Board): The Real Biden Bill: At Least $4.6 Trillion
•   WSJ(Editorial Board): John Deere, Inflation Bellwether
•   WSJ(Peggy Noonan): America Slowly Learns to Live With Covid
•   WSJ(Andrew Wheeler): Another Way Biden Pushes Gasoline Prices Up
•   NYT(Editorial Board): Where Is Peng Shuai?
•   NYT(David Brooks): Joe Biden Is Succeeding
•   NYT(Ross Douthat): The Diminishing Democratic Majority
•   Bloomberg(Niall Ferguson): U.S. Has Entered the Post-Post-Pandemic Labor Market
•   Nikkei Asia(Stephen Givens): 'Toshiba Next' is dead
•   전자신문(사설): 태양광모듈 시장 혼란 막아야

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