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EM currency losses this week included the Colombian peso's 3.95%, the Mexican peso's 2.56%, the Peruvian sol's 1.7%, and the Hungarian forint's 1.1%. Read more here.
Two things of note happened this past Wednesday. The first was yet another surge in bond yields, with the 30-year Treasury rate, at 5.48 percent, the highest it has been since 2004.
Rising yields, energy pressures and geopolitical uncertainty are creating a more complex backdrop for global markets. Read more here.
Orders received by manufacturers in the US of âcore capital goodsâ (durable goods without defense and aircraft), a proxy for business investment, spiked by 1.6% in August from July
Nasdaq Composite Index has surged 16.5% YTD, reaching all-time highs, but market enthusiasm masks mounting systemic risks. Read full analysis here.
S&P Globalâs flash PMI surveys indicated a further improvement in economic growth across the G4 advanced economies to the fastest for four and a half years in September
I can't find any debt to GDP level that reliably predicts default or high inflation for a country that borrows in its own currency. Read more here.
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