[Markets]
※ Wall Street flat after strong jobs report
※ Treasury yields tick up
※ Oil up 2% but posts weekly loss
[Indicators]
• US May Consumer credit: U.S. consumer credit growth slows considerably in May
• US May Wholesale inventories: U.S. wholesale inventories revised lower in May
• US May Housing-affordability index: Housing-Affordability Index Drops to Lowest Level Since 2006
• US Jun. Nonfarm payrolls: U.S. Added 372,000 Jobs in June
※ Despite strength in labor market, broader economy has been weakening in response to high inflation and rising interest rates
• US Weekly Rig count: U.S. drillers add oil and gas rigs for fourth week in five - Baker Hughes
• China Jun. CPI·PPI: China Inflation Rises on Gains in Food and Fuel Prices
※ Subdued inflation means Chinese authorities can focus more on reviving the economy
• China Jun. Car sales: China Car Sales Jump as Covid Curbs Relaxed
• Japan May Household spending: Japan's household spending slips for third straight month
• Japan May Current account: Japan's current account surplus down 93% in May
• Brazil Jun. CPI: Brazil's inflation up 0.67% in June as food, healthcare prices weigh
• SCFI: 글로벌 해운운임 4주 연속 하락
• 한국 상반기 전력거래량: 상반기 전력거래량 역대 최고…"이른 더위·코로나19 완화 영향"
• 한국 6월 외국인 증권투자: 외국인, 상반기에 韓주식 20조 가까이 팔았다
• 한국 3분기 제조업 경기실사지수 전망치: 믿었던 제조업 마저…3분기 경기 '흐림'
• 한국 주간 아파트 수급동향(부동산원): 얼어붙는 서울 아파트 매수심리…수급지수 9주째 하락
[News]
※ At G-20 gathering, Ukraine’s foreign minister said Russian naval blockade has ‘shredded global chains of food supply’
※ Police arrest 41-year-old man suspected of firing two shots at former leader with crudely made gun
※ Prime Minister Fumio Kishida’s ruling coalition wins majority of seats at stake in voting two days after ex-leader’s assassination
※ Protests forced out president and prime minister and signal tough choices ahead for other countries with high debt and shortages of food and energy
• WSJ: How Low Can the Euro Go?
※ Infections less likely to cause severe illness or death than past waves, FT analysis suggests
※ Authorities in cities across the country are rushing to fight more infectious Covid-19 strain
• Reuters: Wall St Week Ahead Recession? Soft landing? Stagflation? Investors assess economy's strength
• Reuters: Take Five: Dollar takes it all
• MarketWatch: ‘If it’s a recession… buy!’ This little-known market indicator is telling you to scoop up stocks on the cheap
• SCMP: Analysis | US-China relations: how will Washington’s ‘forced labour’ law impact Xinjiang’s economy?
• Nikkei Asia: Baidu's self-driving taxis now a common sight in Beijing
• Nikkei Asia: Mining companies rebrand as heroes of energy transition
• Nikkei Asia: Samsung slips further behind TSMC in chipmaking race
• 매경(P1): 물가 잡기 급한 정부…소고기까지 무관세
• 매경(P1): "분양 제대로 얼어붙었네"…서울마저 9곳 중 6곳 계약미달
※ 금융연구원: 미국의 통화긴축 강화와 한국의 대응 세미나
• 매경: SKC, 폴란드에 유럽 최대 동박공장
• 매경(P1): 북미 유럽 수출, 중국 앞질렀다…韓 무역 지각변동
• 매경(P1): 은행, 이자장사 여전…주담대 낮췄지만 신용대출은 올려
• 매경(P1): 또 인사낙마…성희롱 논란에 송옥렬 후보자 사퇴
• 매경: 국내 상반기 친환경車 20만대 판매 돌파
• 한경(P1): [단독] 횡령 폭탄, 불증시 꺼질 때 드러난다
• 한경: "기업 실적이 꺾인다…車·2차전지가 피난처"
• 한경(P1): "TV 더 많이 팔기 힘들다"…LG전자 '탈가전' 선언
• 한경(P1): 大이직의 시대, 평생 삼성맨·현대맨은 옛말…대기업 이직 급증
• 한경(P1): 돈줄 막힌 스타트업 '감원 칼바람'
• 한경: "현금 흐름 최우선…플랫폼 수익성 증명해야"
• 한경: 부실 공공기관 재무관리 강화한다
• 한경: "기업들, 약세장 속 대체투자에 꽂혀"
• 서경(P1): "타다 기사는 근로자 아냐"…'중노위 결정' 뒤집은 법원
• 서경(P1): '재정준칙 연동' GDP, 매년 0.9%P 전망-실적치 어긋났다
• 조선(P1): 예상보다 빨리 닥쳤다… 당국, 코로나 재유행 공식화
• 조선(P1): 연사 320명, 세션 100개… 역대 최대 규모로 열린다
• 조선: 이번 초복엔 삼계탕 먹기도 힘들겠네
• 조선: 물가 4중폭탄 맞은 자영업 “남는 게 없다”
• 조선비즈: 한국 위협하는 中 중소형 OLED… 점유율 20% 넘었다
• 조선비즈: 잘 나가던 초대형 원유 운반선, 발주량 뚝 끊긴 이유는
• 인베스트조선: 커지는 자금경색 신호…캐피탈사 부동산·벤처 투심 '꽁꽁'
• 중앙(P1): [view] 한·일관계 ‘아베 그늘 벗기’ 3년이 골든타임
• 한국(P1): "집 안 팔려 우울증 걸릴 판"... 주택시장 곳곳서 '악' 소리
• 서울(P1): 물가發 소득세 개편…월급쟁이 부담 던다
• 머니투데이: "1년도 길다"…6개월 '바짝 모으는' 예·적금 속속 등장
• 머니투데이: "재건축 포기합니다"…물가 치솟자 건설사들도 발뺀다
• 머니투데이: 믿었던 가전의 충격…LG전자 목표가 하향 조정, 하반기 '먹구름'
• 헤럴드경제(P1): RE100 첫 가입 그 후 2년...더 독해진 ‘그린 전쟁’ [헤럴드 뷰]
• 헤럴드경제: 한국형 녹색분류체계 9월 확정...원전 포함시킬 가능성 커졌다
• 파이낸셜뉴스(P1): 재택근무 연착륙 움직임…서울 쏠림 해법될까 [인구소멸 대안 '지방 재택근무']
• 파이낸셜뉴스(P1): D램 혹독한 겨울 예고... 3나노에 미래 건 삼성
• 파이낸셜뉴스: 전자부품 투톱, 고부가 전략으로 비수기 뚫었다
• 아시아경제(P1): [대략난감 재택근무①]근태관리의 함정…직원들은 "감시", 회사는 "소통"
• 아시아경제: 원자재값 급락 속 나홀로 뛰는 리튬…끝나지 않은 ‘공급망 위기’
• 아시아경제: [단독]‘탈석탄’ 내몰린 석탄공사…‘60년 역사’ 연구소 폐쇄
• 이데일리(P1): 첫 빅스텝 앞둔 한은, S 너머 'R'을 경계하라
• 전자신문(P1): 5G 정부망 사업 유찰 '수익성 없다'
• 전자신문(P1): 8인치 파운드리 가동률 하락...반도체 성장 주춤
[Opinions]
• Project Syndicate(Joseph E. Stiglitz, Dean Baker): Inflation Dos and Don’ts
• Project Syndicate(Raj Persaud): The End of Boris’s Illusion
• Project Syndicate(Barry Eichengreen): Boris Johnson Leaves Behind a Sterling Mess
• Project Syndicate(Daniel Gros): An Inflation-Adjusted Social Contract for Europe
• Project Syndicate(Bill Emmott): How Abe Changed Japan
• FT(Editorial Board): Shinzo Abe restored Japan’s place on the world stage
• FT(Editorial Board): The commodities slump muddies an already complex picture
• FT(Martin Wolf): The UK economy is stagnant — and the reasons run deep
• FT(David Pilling): Calls for a just energy transition in Africa carry echoes of elite panic
• FT(Katie Martin): Bonds regain some sparkle after grim reset
• FT(Merryn Somerset Webb): Uncomfortable echoes of the 1970s
• FT(Leo Lewis): What Shinzo Abe’s assassination means for ‘Pax Japonica’
• FT(John Burn-Murdoch): Covid’s chronic effects loom increasingly large
• FT(Timothy Garton Ash): Post-Johnson Britain must reset relations with Europe
• FT(Philip Coggan): Markets are losing faith in central banks
• FT(Karen Ward): Why a higher inflation regime will eventually be good for investors
• WSJ(Editorial Board): Shinzo Abe and Japan’s Revival
• WSJ(Editorial Board): Shinzo Abe and North Korea’s Kidnappers
• WSJ(Holman W. Jenkins, Jr.): Is a Carbon Tax the Only Way to Stop the Climate Activists?
• WSJ(Andy Kessler): The Many Reasons ESG Is a Loser
• WSJ(Mary Anastasia O’Grady): Argentina Heads for Another Crackup
• WSJ(Fred P. Hochberg): Imports Would Give America a Boost
• WSJ(John Greenwood, Steve H. Hanke): The Fed Ignored the Money Supply, and a Recession Is Coming
• WSJ(Michael Auslin): Shinzo Abe Cast Japan in a Leading Role on the Global Stage
• WSJ(Victoria Coates): The EU Gets Real About Energy Security
• WSJ(Matt Pottinger): Shinzo Abe Invented the ‘Indo-Pacific’
• WSJ(Mark Kimmitt): West’s Ukraine Strategy Will Mean a Prolonged, Bloody Stalemate
• NYT(Paul Krugman): That Was the Stagflation That Was
• WP(Joe Biden): Why I’m going to Saudi Arabia
• WP(John R. Bolton): The death of Shinzo Abe is a loss to the U.S. and its allies
• WP(Josh Rogin): Abe’s legacy is a world better prepared to confront China
• WP(Megan McArdle): The reordering power of a recession may come as a shock to younger workers
• Bloomberg(Editorial Board): Be Grateful for Crypto’s Well-Timed Meltdown
• Bloomberg(Daniel Moss): Abe’s Greatest Economic Policy Legacy Is Looking Careworn
• Bloomberg(Jonathan Levin): Jobs Report Gives Powell a Little More Runway to Raise Rates
• Bloomberg(John Authers): There’s Good News for the Global Economy, If You Look
• Bloomberg(Marcus Ashworth): The ECB Needs a Formidable Tool Against Fragmentation
• Bloomberg(Robert Burgess): Biden's Middle East Trip Fraught With Risk and Opportunity
• Bloomberg(Julian Lee): Putin’s New Weapon of Mass Disruption: Kazakh Oil
• Bloomberg(Clara Ferreira Marques): How To Be a Modern Autocrat
• Bloomberg(Pankaj Mishra): Ukraine Shouldn’t Overplay Its Hand With Allies
• Bloomberg(Stephen Mihm): Inflation Is Raging Because Globalization Is Fading
• Bloomberg(Max Hastings): Boris Johnson Exits, But the Damage to the UK Will Linger
• Bloomberg(Gearoid Reidy): It’s Up to Kishida to Achieve Abe’s Great Unrealized Dream of Reform
• MarketWatch(Shihoko Goto): Shinzo Abe wanted to be the next Margaret Thatcher
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