Tuesday, October 4, 2022

Global Economic Monitor 221005

(Introduction)

[Markets]
※   Investors start to mull central bank 'pivot' on rates
※   Dollar falls for fifth day
※   Gold hits 3-week high


[Indicators]
※   Openings fell by 10% in sign that the labor market is starting to cool
•   India Sep. Balance of trade: Exports shrink in September, trade deficit widens


[World]
※   Western officials say they haven’t seen any activities out of the norm or causing concern from Russia’s nuclear forces
※   Diplomats advance work on cap, but will wait to seek approval from the bloc as some member nations are hesitant
※   Governor Philip Jefferson says he remains concerned that consumers will expect higher prices to persist
※   An agreement would allow the social-media company and the billionaire to avert a high-stakes trial that was set to start soon
※   Riyadh and Moscow seek reductions at crucial Opec+ meeting that would push prices higher


[Korea]
•   산자위(정운천): 국감장서 골프 약속잡는 의원


[Opinions]
•   Project Syndicate(Joseph S. Nye): What Caused the Ukraine War?
•   Project Syndicate(Daron Acemoglu): Why Businesses Misbehave
•   Project Syndicate(J. Bradford DeLong): J. Bradford DeLong Says More…
•   Project Syndicate(Amin Saikal): Back to the Brink in Iran
•   Project Syndicate(Charles Tannock): Xi Jinping’s Radioactive Friend
•   Project Syndicate(Jason Furman): The Trussonomics Warning
•   Project Syndicate(Nina L. Khrushcheva): The Kremlin’s Suicidal Imperialism
•   FT(Robert Armstrong): You will not see the next crisis coming
•   FT(Eric Lonergan): The volatility virus strikes again
•   Bloomberg(Gary Shilling): The US Labor Market Is Looser Than It Appears
•   Bloomberg(Karl W. Smith): Biden Is Failing Homeowners in Inflation Fight
•   Bloomberg(Clara Ferreira Marques): Europe Is Exporting Its Energy Crisis
•   중앙(박정민): 치솟은 금리에 억눌린 사람들
•   헤럴드경제(심교언): 재건축부담금 완화와 도심주택공급 확대

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