Monday, October 17, 2022

Global Economic Monitor 221018

(Introduction)

[Markets]
※   U.S., European stock indexes advance
※   Bank of America's earnings beat fuels rally
※   Sterling, euro rise against the dollar
※   Benchmark Treasury yields rise for 3rd straight in row


[Indicators]


[World]
※   Moscow is attacking Ukraine’s energy facilities and other strategic sites as winter approaches
※   Many economists predict slower growth, in part due to Xi’s focus on Communist Party control
※   ‘We went too far, too fast,’ says PM in TV interview after new chancellor rips up her economic policy in bid to calm markets


[Korea]


[Opinions]
•   Project Syndicate(Joseph E. Stiglitz): Wars Aren’t Won with Peacetime Economies
•   Project Syndicate(Chris Patten): The Only Direction for Xi’s Dictatorship
•   Project Syndicate(Karim El Aynaoui, Otaviano Canuto): How to Finance Green Infrastructure
•   Project Syndicate(Josefa Leonel Sacko, Kevin Kariuki, Ibrahima Cheikh Diong): The Implementation COP
•   Project Syndicate(Adam Michnik): Putin Must Not Win
•   FT(Editorial Board): Good riddance to ‘Trussonomics’
•   FT(Rana Foroohar): Free trade has not made us free
•   FT(Robert Armstrong): US banks are scary strong
•   WSJ(Editorial Board): The Bad Alternative to Trussonomics
•   WSJ(Editorial Board): Vladimir Putin’s Cannon Fodder
•   WSJ(Walter Russell Mead): Germans See Affluence Ahead
•   WSJ(Terrence Keeley): Why ESG Funds Fail, and How They Could Succeed
•   Bloomberg(Editorial Board): No Respite for the Fed on High Inflation
•   Bloomberg(Editorial Board): Europe Misses Another Chance to Fix Its Union
•   Bloomberg(Clara Ferreira Marques): Emerging Nations Can Help Avert Putin’s Grain Pain

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