Sunday, June 12, 2022

Global Economic Monitor 220613

(Introduction)

[Markets]
※   CPI surges 8.6% year-on-year, largest gain since 1981
※   Hot U.S. inflation seek keeping Fed hawkish
※   Short-end yields jump on hot CPI data
※   S&P 500 again nears bear market confirmation


[Indicators]
•   US May CPI: U.S. Inflation Hit 8.6% in May
※   Energy, groceries, shelter costs drive fastest rise in consumer-price index since December 1981
•   China May CPI·PPI: China’s Inflationary Pressures Stay Muted
※   Producer and consumer inflation remain low, prompting economists to speculate that the central bank might ease monetary policy
•   India Apr. Industrial production: India’s Factory Output Expands to Eight-Month High in April
•   한국 5월 장외채권시장 동향: '빅스텝' 영향에 5월 채권 거래량, 전월 대비 21조 ↓
•   한국 주간 아파트 수급동향(부동산원): 서울 아파트 매수심리 5주 연속 위축…수급지수 90 이하로


[News]
※   In their first face-to-face meeting, Lloyd Austin and his Chinese counterpart also discuss Ukraine, North Korea
※   Consumers are managing high prices at the pump as the average cost of a gallon of unleaded gas cracks a new record
※   Treasury Department also reported progress in talks with Vietnam, Taiwan over their foreign-exchange policies
※   FT-IGM Survey forecasts downturn in 2023 as Fed tries to stamp out worst inflation in 40 years
•   조선(P1): 尹, 나토 정상회의 참석
•   파이낸셜뉴스(P1): 양도세유예 한달... 여전히 거래가뭄


[Opinions]
•   Project Syndicate(Barry Eichengreen): Economic Consequences of a Ukraine Peace
•   Project Syndicate(Diane Coyle): Rethinking Supply Chains
•   Project Syndicate(William A. Haseltine): The Virus Is Still Winning
•   Project Syndicate(Nancy Qian): China’s Great Wall of Public-Health Distrust
•   FT(John Plender): Market mispricing of risk will continue
•   WSJ(Editorial Board): Rumors of Eurozone Monetary Tightening
•   WSJ(Editorial Board): The Fed and Reserve Trust Revisited
•   WSJ(Editorial Board): The Iranian Nuclear Deal Dream Never Dies
•   WSJ(Editorial Board): ‘Peak Inflation’ Keeps Peaking
•   WSJ(Editorial Board): Boris Johnson’s Tax Trials
•   WSJ(Adam O’Neal): Lessons From a Decade of Talking to Putin
•   WSJ(Niall Ferguson, Manny Rincon-Cruz): Sick Stablecoins Can’t Infect Financial Markets
•   NYT(Charles M. Blow): Trump Is Still a Threat
•   WP(Editorial Board): $5 gas is largely Putin’s fault
•   WP(Fareed Zakaria): The best China strategy? Defeat Russia.
•   Bloomberg(Robert Burgess, Elaine He, Eliza Winger): How Close Are We Really to 1970s-Style Inflation?
•   Bloomberg(David Fickling): It’s Time to Get Biofuels Out of Your Gas Tank
•   Bloomberg(Therese Raphael): Build Back a Better Ukraine? Better Get Started

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