Category: Chart Of The Day
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Africa’s Surge #chartoftheday (via @IMFNews) The UN expects just eight countries to account for more than half of the increase in global population over the next three decades, and five of those countries are in Africa.
Africa’s Surge #chartoftheday (via @IMFNews) The UN expects just eight countries to account for more than half of the increase in global population over the next three decades, and five of those countries are in Africa.
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IMF’s Estimate of Global Debt #chartoftheday (via @jsblokland) According to the IMF, global debt totaled 238% of global GDP in 2022.
IMF’s Estimate of Global Debt #chartoftheday (via @jsblokland) According to the IMF, global debt totaled 238% of global GDP in 2022.
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US Credit Card Delinquencies vs Liquid Assets #chartoftheday (via @dailychartbook) Data from BofA Global Research flags that while US credit card delinquencies have risen sharply, households on average remain flush with liquid assets.
US Credit Card Delinquencies vs Liquid Assets #chartoftheday (via @dailychartbook) Data from BofA Global Research flags that while US credit card delinquencies have risen sharply, households on average remain flush with liquid assets.
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MSCI EM ex-China vs MSCI China #chartoftheday (via @SofiaHCBBG) In a sign that people still want to invest in EM if they can avoid China, the iShares ETF that strips China from the EM world has overtaken the China ETF in assets for the first time.
MSCI EM ex-China vs MSCI China #chartoftheday (via @SofiaHCBBG) In a sign that people still want to invest in EM if they can avoid China, the iShares ETF that strips China from the EM world has overtaken the China ETF in assets for the first time.
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US Big Pharma Profits vs Taxes #chartoftheday (via @Brad_Setser) US healthcare companies, despite generating the bulk of their revenue in the US, paid a couple of billion dollars in taxes on over 100b in profits in 2022.
US Big Pharma Profits vs Taxes #chartoftheday (via @Brad_Setser) US healthcare companies, despite generating the bulk of their revenue in the US, paid a couple of billion dollars in taxes on over 100b in profits in 2022.
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SPY Sees Biggest Ever Inflow #chartoftheday (via @Barchart) Friday, 15-Dec-2023, saw the largest ever inflow into the S&P500 SPDR ETF at $20.8bn, according to data from Bloomberg.
SPY Sees Biggest Ever Inflow #chartoftheday (via @Barchart) Friday, 15-Dec-2023, saw the largest ever inflow into the S&P500 SPDR ETF at $20.8bn, according to data from Bloomberg.
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Americans Are Older When They First Get Married #chartoftheday (via @StatistaCharts) Data from the US Census Bureau highlights that the median age for men and women when they first get married has risen to 30.2 and 28.4 years respectively, in 2023.
Americans Are Older When They First Get Married #chartoftheday (via @StatistaCharts) Data from the US Census Bureau highlights that the median age for men and women when they first get married has risen to 30.2 and 28.4 years respectively, in 2023.
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2024 To See Rate Cuts > Hikes #chartoftheday (via @Barchart) 2024 is expected to be the first year since 2020 when global central banks are expected to cut rates more than they hike.
2024 To See Rate Cuts > Hikes #chartoftheday (via @Barchart) 2024 is expected to be the first year since 2020 when global central banks are expected to cut rates more than they hike.
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Small vs Large Anomaly in EM #chartoftheday (via @dailychartbook) Goldman Sachs highlights that small caps have outperformed large caps only in Emerging Markets over the last 12 months.
Small vs Large Anomaly in EM #chartoftheday (via @dailychartbook) Goldman Sachs highlights that small caps have outperformed large caps only in Emerging Markets over the last 12 months.
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Gold: ETF Outflows, CB Inflows #chartoftheday (via @dailychartbook) TS Lombard shows that ETF investors have rotated out of gold in recent months, while central banks have upped their purchases.
Gold: ETF Outflows, CB Inflows #chartoftheday (via @dailychartbook) TS Lombard shows that ETF investors have rotated out of gold in recent months, while central banks have upped their purchases.
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