Monday, October 31, 2022

Global Economic Monitor 221101

(Introduction)

[Markets]
※   Apple falls after report of iPhone production slump
※   Global Payments down on weak forecast
※   Dow scores biggest monthly percentage gain in decades
※   Dow down 0.39%, S&P 500 down 0.75%, Nasdaq down 1.03%


[Indicators]
•   US Oct. Dallas Fed manufacturing Index: Texas Factory Activity Declined in October for Sixth Straight Month
•   Eurozone Oct. CPI, Q3 GDP: Eurozone inflation hits record high of 10.7%
※   October figure puts ECB under pressure to continue raising interest rates despite slowdown
※   Falling global demand for Chinese exports adds to gloomy outlook for world’s second-largest economy
•   Japan Sep. Industrial production: Japan's September factory output posts first fall in 4 months
•   India Sep. Core industry production: Core sector output grows 7.9% in September


[World]
※   Prices for wheat and corn trade higher as future of deal remains unclear. ‘The food must flow.’


[Korea]


[Opinions]
•   Project Syndicate(Kenneth Rogoff): China’s Diminishing Returns
•   Project Syndicate(Chris Bradley): The Cusp of a New Era?
•   Project Syndicate(Camila Villard Duran): Bolsonarism After Bolsonaro
•   Project Syndicate(Andrés Velasco): Early to Hike, Early to Thrive?
•   FT(Robert Armstrong): How to be bullish
•   WSJ(Editorial Board): The Return of Lula in Brazil
•   WSJ(James Freeman): Communist Covid Lockdowns and Labs
•   WSJ(Walter Russell Mead): The High Cost of Low American Military Spending
•   WSJ(Eric J. Pan): The SEC’s Rules Are Getting Unreal
•   Bloomberg(Mohamed A. El-Erian): The Fed Should Think in Terms of a Trilemma
•   Bloomberg(Anjani Trivedi): The US Just Can’t Match China’s Industrial Heft

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