Sunday, December 26, 2021

Business Intelligence Monitor 211227

(Introduction)

[Markets]


[Indicators]
•   Saudi Arabia Oct. Balance of trade: Saudi Arabia’s Exports Surge in October on Higher Oil Prices
•   한국 2020년 인구주택총조사 표본 집계 결과: 40만 가구는 반지하·옥탑 살이…1인 가구 60%, 전·월세 산다
•   한국 1월 제조업 전망 업황 PSI: 제조업 경기 전망 전업종 '흐림'
•   한국 1월 중소기업경기전망조사: 中企 “내년 1월 경기는 올 연말보다 위축 예상”
•   한국 주간 아파트 수급동향(부동산원): 자고나면 오르던 부산 인천도 집값 꺾였다…1년여만에 하락 전환


[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]
※   Travelers had hoped this holiday season would represent a return to relative normalcy. Instead, pilots are out and delays are piling up.
※   “Even though we’re pleased by the evidence from multiple countries — it looks like there is a lesser degree of severity — we’ve got to be careful that we don’t get complacent about that,”
※   Johnson due to convene ministers next week to consider whether new Covid restrictions are needed
※   Covid-19 cases totaled 104,611 on Saturday
※   China reported 158 new local transmitted coronavirus cases
※   PBOC said there’ll be more ‘proactive’ use of policy tools
※   Estimates for the number of Russian troops recently moved closer to Ukraine vary from 60,000 to 90,000


[Opinions]
•   Project Syndicate(Charles A. Kupchan): A Diplomatic Way Out in Ukraine
•   FT(Pilita Clark): Tough business lessons from the pandemic
•   WSJ(Peggy Noonan): The Third, and Last, Covid Winter Begins
•   WSJ(Andy Kessler): The Metaverse Is Already Here
•   WSJ(Robert C. O’Brien): Breaking Up Tech Is a Gift to China
•   Bloomberg(Robert Burgess): The Most Important Number of the Week Is 115.8
•   Bloomberg(Clara Ferreira Marques): What Caused the Soviet Union to Collapse 30 Years Ago?
•   Bloomberg(Matthew Yglesias): How 2021 Could Have Been Different for Biden
•   Caixin(Lin Caiyi, Zhang Jing): How China’s Local Governments Can Cut Their Debts

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