Tuesday, November 30, 2021

Business Intelligence Monitor 211201

(Introduction)

[Markets]


[Indicators]
•   US Sep. Case–Shiller home price: U.S. Home-Price Growth Decelerated in September
※   Conference Board index declines to 109.5 from 111.6 in October
•   US Weekly Oil Inventories(EIA): Cushing Crude Inventories Are Rising As Oil Prices Fall
※   Anxiety grows over central bank policies as consumer prices continue to rise
※   Non-manufacturing index slows slightly on weaker services
•   Japan Oct. Industrial production: Japan's Oct. industrial output rises 1.1% on month
•   India Oct. Core industry production: Eight core sectors' output grows to 7.5% in October
•   한국 10월 사업체노동력: 임금상승률 반토막···임시일용직의 눈물


[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]
※   ‘The risk of higher inflation has increased,’ the Fed chairman tells lawmakers
※   Latest virus strain could slow global growth but any hit is likely to be modest, economists say
※   Some scientists say the virus will likely remain vulnerable to immune cells; ‘Don’t freak out,’ says BioNTech co-founder
※   Regeneron said its antibody drug cocktail was found to lose effectiveness against the new variant
※   Endorsement of molnupiravir, from Merck and partner Ridgeback, could open the door for FDA authorization before the end of the year
※   Experts caution, though, that the variant could have originated elsewhere.
※   New hypersonic missiles will enter service next year, says Russian president
※   Anti-immigration polemicist laments decadence and says people feel like strangers in their own country
※   The agency is looking measures such as narrowing the testing window for travelers into the country and adding quarantine requirements in certain cases
※   Incoming vice chancellor backs proposal for tougher curbs
※   Japan confirmed its first case of omicron variant as the nation closed its borders to new foreign entrants
※   "No one is happy when inflation is running at 4% or 5% when our goal is 2%,"
※   내년 초 완료 예정인 유상증자를 포함해 두산중공업이 진행하고 있는 재무구조 개선 결과가 계획대로 원활히 이루어질 경우, MOU 종결에 대해 외부기관의 재무진단을 거쳐 종합적으로 검토할 것


[Opinions]
•   Project Syndicate(Howard Davies): The Sustainability Standards Battle
•   Project Syndicate(Kemal Derviş): Europe's Two Peace Missions
•   Project Syndicate(Andrew Sheng, Xiao Geng): Building a One-Earth Balance Sheet
•   Project Syndicate(Otmar Issing): The High Stakes of Rising Inflation
•   FT(Robert Armstrong): Could the US follow Austria on Covid?
•   WSJ(Editorial Board): The Omicron Non-Emergency
•   WSJ(Editorial Board): Biden Joins the Lumber Trade Wars
•   WSJ(Editorial Board): The Erdogan Lira Crisis
•   WSJ(Walter Russell Mead): Global Free Trade Is in Crisis
•   WSJ(DJ Nordquist, Dan Katz): Where Did That IMF Covid Money Go?
•   NYT(Paul Krugman): What Europe Can Teach Us About Jobs
•   Bloomberg(Brian Chappatta): Markets Race to Process Latest ‘Powell Pivot’
•   Bloomberg(Jonathan Bernstein): How Democrats Learned to Expect the Worst

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