Sunday, March 6, 2022

Business Intelligence Monitor 220307

(Introduction)

[Markets]
※   Ukraine overshadows solid U.S. jobs data
※   Commodities ‘melt up’ further, on par with 1915
※   European shares sink into correction territory
※   Euro heads for worst week vs dollar in nearly 2 years


[Indicators]
※   But rising oil prices and looming rate increases from the Fed pose new threats to the jobs recovery
•   한국 4분기 예금취급기관 산업별대출금: 빚내서 버티는 기업들…작년 全산업 대출금 187조 늘어 최대


[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]
※   Russian shelling leads to fear of nuclear disaster as forces shift to more indiscriminate tactics after meeting strong resistance
※   Weapons from the West make a big difference—as do the Russians’ poor tactics, Ukrainian officers say
※   Civilian casualties mount in Ukraine as Russian shelling, airstrikes intensify ahead of new talks
※   Western officials pledge to help government in Kyiv, but decline to back no-fly zone or other military measures
※   Western and Iranian officials have said they were very close to reaching a deal to restore the nuclear pact
※   Washington seeks co-ordinated embargo but is prepared to act alone, says Antony Blinken
※   Fund says price shocks will have a worldwide ripple effect
※   Russia’s long-term issuer and senior unsecured debt ratings were cut to Ca from B3 with a negative outlook
•   Robotics & Automation News: The Impact of Automation on the Job Market
•   디지털타임스(P1): 대기업 절반 "상반기 채용계획 없다"


[Opinions]
•   Project Syndicate(Oleg Ustenko): Boycott Russian Energy Now
•   Project Syndicate(Zach Meyers): The EU's Antitrust Lessons for America
•   Project Syndicate(Carlo Ratti): Where Is Dubai Leading Us?
•   Project Syndicate(Susan Stokes): The Global Struggle for Democracy Is in Ukraine
•   FT(Editorial Board): The week the world changed
•   FT(Editorial Board): War in Ukraine sparks a commodity crisis
•   FT(Janan Ganesh): The debt that pleasure owes to power
•   FT(Robert Shrimsley): Putin proves my point. Whatever it is
•   FT(Philip Coggan): When global market bets went wrong
•   WSJ(Editorial Board): China’s Bad Ukraine War
•   WSJ(Editorial Board): Taking Dictators Literally and Seriously
•   WSJ(Editorial Board): Everything America Won’t Do on Ukraine
•   WSJ(Editorial Board): Biden’s Fossil-Fuel Blockade
•   WSJ(Editorial Board): The Iran-Russia Nuclear Nexus
•   WSJ(Thomas Sargent, William Silber): Inflation, Deficits and Paul Volcker
•   WSJ(Jason Furman): Bad News About the Good Inflation News
•   WSJ(Holman W. Jenkins, Jr.): Putin the Not So Great
•   WSJ(Walter Russell Mead): The Cost of Neglecting the Middle East
•   WSJ(Andy Kessler): Putin’s ‘Vertical’ Empire Will Fall
•   WSJ(Sadanand Dhume): The Russian Challenge to India-U.S. Ties
•   WSJ(Tunku Varadarajan): The Two Blunders That Caused the Ukraine War
•   WSJ(James L. Regens, Eugene A. Hughes): Putin’s Other Nuclear Threat
•   WSJ(Mark Brnovich): ESG May Be an Antitrust Violation
•   WSJ(Natalie Jaresko): What the U.S. Can Do for Ukraine
•   NYT(Thomas L. Friedman): The Cancellation of Mother Russia Is Underway
•   NYT(Ross Douthat): How to Stop a Nuclear War
•   NYT(Anastasiia Lapatina): Putin Picked the Wrong Country to Mess With
•   WP(Jennifer Rubin): Biden can hope the worst is behind him
•   WP(Fareed Zakaria): The sanctions that will really stop Putin
•   Bloomberg(Justin Fox): Russia's Economic Stagnation in Five Charts
•   Bloomberg(Jonathan Bernstein): Ukraine Invasion: Republicans Have Nothing to Offer
•   Bloomberg(James Stavridis): The U.S. Can Turn Europe Into Putin's Nightmare
•   Bloomberg(Noah Feldman): Sanctions Test Faith in the Power of Economics
•   Bloomberg(Lisa Abramowicz): Bond Market Sees a Recession In the Oil Shock
•   Bloomberg(Richard Cookson): Emerging Markets Are the Canaries in the Credit Mines
•   Fox News(Joe Lieberman , Mark D. Wallace): After Ukraine invasion, U.S. should walk away from nuclear talks with Iran

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