Category: Chart Of The Day
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Official Gold Reserves in Sanctioned Countries #chartoftheday (via @SoberLook) From ANZ Research: sanctions typically have a positive impact on the gold market.
Official Gold Reserves in Sanctioned Countries #chartoftheday (via @SoberLook) From ANZ Research: sanctions typically have a positive impact on the gold market.
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Percentage of the World’s Forested Area #chartoftheday (via @VisualCap) Russia, Brazil and Canada are the countries which account for the largest percentage of the world’s forested area, based on data from the World Bank.
Percentage of the World’s Forested Area #chartoftheday (via @VisualCap) Russia, Brazil and Canada are the countries which account for the largest percentage of the world’s forested area, based on data from the World Bank.
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Weight Loss Drugs Powering the Danish Economy #chartoftheday (via @JosephPolitano) Ozempic and Wegovy continue to drive the Danish economy. In 2023, Danish GDP grew 1.8% (blue), driven by the pharma industry (orange), without which GDP would have shrunk 0.1% (green).
Weight Loss Drugs Powering the Danish Economy #chartoftheday (via @JosephPolitano) Ozempic and Wegovy continue to drive the Danish economy. In 2023, Danish GDP grew 1.8% (blue), driven by the pharma industry (orange), without which GDP would have shrunk 0.1% (green).
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UK: 7 Quarters of No GDP/capita Growth #chartoftheday (via @acemaxx) GDP per capita data suggests that the UK has not seen growth over the last seven quarters, the longest stretch on record.
UK: 7 Quarters of No GDP/capita Growth #chartoftheday (via @acemaxx) GDP per capita data suggests that the UK has not seen growth over the last seven quarters, the longest stretch on record.
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Chinese Chipmaking Imports #chartoftheday (via @JosephPolitano) Despite US sanctions, Chinese imports of chipmaking equipments have hit record highs, with imports from Japan, Singapore and Netherlands leading the charge.
Chinese Chipmaking Imports #chartoftheday (via @JosephPolitano) Despite US sanctions, Chinese imports of chipmaking equipments have hit record highs, with imports from Japan, Singapore and Netherlands leading the charge.
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Correlation of US Small-caps & Interest Rates #chartoftheday (via @Barchart) The negative correlation between Russell 2000 and 10yr treasury yield is the largest in history.
Correlation of US Small-caps & Interest Rates #chartoftheday (via @Barchart) The negative correlation between Russell 2000 and 10yr treasury yield is the largest in history.
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Japan and India Sit Atop Country Preference List #chartoftheday (via @xieyebloomberg) BofA Asia fund manager survey shows extremely positive sentiment towards Japan, followed by India and Taiwan, with China allocations hitting a new low.
Japan and India Sit Atop Country Preference List #chartoftheday (via @xieyebloomberg) BofA Asia fund manager survey shows extremely positive sentiment towards Japan, followed by India and Taiwan, with China allocations hitting a new low.
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Chinese Savings Up, Investments Down #chartoftheday (via @acemaxx) China’s urban household savings are up substantially since 2019, while fixed asset investments are down, Morgan Stanley shows.
Chinese Savings Up, Investments Down #chartoftheday (via @acemaxx) China’s urban household savings are up substantially since 2019, while fixed asset investments are down, Morgan Stanley shows.
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Earnings Expectations for S&P7 vs S&P500 #chartoftheday (via @RobinWigg) Torsten Sløk from Apollo highlights that earnings expectations for the S&P7 have been moving sideways, while those for the S&P493 are down over the last few months.
Earnings Expectations for S&P7 vs S&P500 #chartoftheday (via @RobinWigg) Torsten Sløk from Apollo highlights that earnings expectations for the S&P7 have been moving sideways, while those for the S&P493 are down over the last few months.
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US Cotton Mill Use Lowest in 130+ Years #chartoftheday (via @Barchart) US cotton millers will process only 1.74 million bales in 2023/24, the fewest since 1885.
US Cotton Mill Use Lowest in 130+ Years #chartoftheday (via @Barchart) US cotton millers will process only 1.74 million bales in 2023/24, the fewest since 1885.
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