Category: Chart Of The Day
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US Commercial Real Estate (via @charliebilello) Commercial property prices in the US are down 16% from their peak in March 2022. The Office sector has fared the worst, down 31%.
US Commercial Real Estate (via @charliebilello) Commercial property prices in the US are down 16% from their peak in March 2022. The Office sector has fared the worst, down 31%.
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US Commercial Real Estate (via @charliebilello) Commercial property prices in the US are down 16% from their peak in March 2022. The Office sector has fared the worst, down 31%.
US Commercial Real Estate (via @charliebilello) Commercial property prices in the US are down 16% from their peak in March 2022. The Office sector has fared the worst, down 31%.
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IRS Audit Costs vs Revenue #chartoftheday (via @JHWeissmann) For every $1 the federal government spends auditing the top 0.1% of earners, it makes back $6.
IRS Audit Costs vs Revenue #chartoftheday (via @JHWeissmann) For every $1 the federal government spends auditing the top 0.1% of earners, it makes back $6.
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US Debt Held by the Public #chartoftheday (via @Barchart) CBO Projections show that by 2028, US National Debt as % of GDP will pass the highest level on record of 106% which was reached shortly after World War II.
US Debt Held by the Public #chartoftheday (via @Barchart) CBO Projections show that by 2028, US National Debt as % of GDP will pass the highest level on record of 106% which was reached shortly after World War II.
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Europe’s Busiest Cargo Ports #chartoftheday (via @landgeist) Rotterdam is by far the busiest port in Europe, moving 434,846,000 metric tonnes of cargo in 2021. That’s more than double the amount of cargo moved by Europe’s second busiest port, Antwerp (215,852,000) .
Europe’s Busiest Cargo Ports #chartoftheday (via @landgeist) Rotterdam is by far the busiest port in Europe, moving 434,846,000 metric tonnes of cargo in 2021. That’s more than double the amount of cargo moved by Europe’s second busiest port, Antwerp (215,852,000) .
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Generative AI Cybersecurity Spend #chartoftheday (via @Beth_Kindig) Generative AI based cybersecurity spending is forecast to expand at a 109% CAGR to nearly $14B by 2032, as one of the smallest but fastest growing sub-sectors of the generative AI software market.
Generative AI Cybersecurity Spend #chartoftheday (via @Beth_Kindig) Generative AI based cybersecurity spending is forecast to expand at a 109% CAGR to nearly $14B by 2032, as one of the smallest but fastest growing sub-sectors of the generative AI software market.
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US Outstanding Mortgages by Rate #chartoftheday (via @biancoresearch) The US real estate market is locked down. As of Q1 2023, over 61% of mortgage holders still had a rate below 4% (cyan and blue) . Fewer than one in ten mortgages had a rate above 6% (green) .
US Outstanding Mortgages by Rate #chartoftheday (via @biancoresearch) The US real estate market is locked down. As of Q1 2023, over 61% of mortgage holders still had a rate below 4% (cyan and blue) . Fewer than one in ten mortgages had a rate above 6% (green) .
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Debt-to-GDP – 2005 vs 2021 #chartoftheday (via @KobeissiLetter) US debt-to-GDP is now at ~130% (up from 50% back in 2020) . Government spending is so high that $1.8 trillion in bonds will be issued over the next six months to cover the deficit.
Debt-to-GDP – 2005 vs 2021 #chartoftheday (via @KobeissiLetter) US debt-to-GDP is now at ~130% (up from 50% back in 2020) . Government spending is so high that $1.8 trillion in bonds will be issued over the next six months to cover the deficit.
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US trade with Mexico and China #chartoftheday (via @irbezek) Mexico-US trade is up 40% since the onset of the pandemic, whereas Chinese-US trade has fallen back to 2013 levels.
US trade with Mexico and China #chartoftheday (via @irbezek) Mexico-US trade is up 40% since the onset of the pandemic, whereas Chinese-US trade has fallen back to 2013 levels.
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China Real Estate – New Home Sales #chartoftheday (via @mukund) In July 2023, China’s 100 largest property developers sold new homes worth the equivalent of US$49 billion, the lowest monthly sum in three years.
China Real Estate – New Home Sales #chartoftheday (via @mukund) In July 2023, China’s 100 largest property developers sold new homes worth the equivalent of US$49 billion, the lowest monthly sum in three years.
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