The Daily Shot Brief – November 4th, 2021

Greetings,

 

United States: The Federal Reserve will start tapering securities purchases this month. The initial reductions will be $10 billion in Treasuries and $5 billion in MBS per month, targeting completion for next June. The central bank left itself the option to adjust the pace of tapering.

The central bank still sees inflation as transitory. However, there was a subtle change in the language from “largely reflecting transitory factors” to “reflecting factors that are  expected to be transitory.”

The Daily Shot Brief – November 4th, 2021
Source: @johnjhardy

Will we see liftoff right after tapering is complete? Much will depend on the labor market recovery, but the Fed could be shifting its views on “maximum employment.” There is a realization that some of the workers who left the labor force are not returning, and the labor market could keep tightening.

The Daily Shot Brief – November 4th, 2021
Source: Anna Wong, @economics Read full article

 

Eurozone: The unemployment rate continues to move lower, and economists expect the trend to continue.

The Daily Shot Brief – November 4th, 2021
Source: The Daily Shot

 

China: COVID is spreading again.

The Daily Shot Brief – November 4th, 2021
Source: @StuartLWallace Read full article

 

Equities: US stocks continue to widen their outperformance vs. the rest of the world.

The Daily Shot Brief – November 4th, 2021
Source: The Daily Shot

 

Global Developments: The global cyclical/defensive stock ratio is back near 2000 highs.

The Daily Shot Brief – November 4th, 2021
Source: Acorn Macro Consulting Ltd.

 

Food for Thought: Social spending on child care for toddlers:

The Daily Shot Brief – November 4th, 2021
Source: The New York Times Read full article

Edited by Daniel Moskovits

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