Category: Chart Of The Day
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Mortgage loans outstanding by mortgage rate (via @charliebilello) 92% of US mortgage holders have a rate below 6%. With current mortgage rates at ~7%, many existing homeowners are staying put, leading to a shortage of homes for sale.
Mortgage loans outstanding by mortgage rate (via @charliebilello) 92% of US mortgage holders have a rate below 6%. With current mortgage rates at ~7%, many existing homeowners are staying put, leading to a shortage of homes for sale.
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Indonesia coal exports (via @sxcoal) Indonesia’s coal exports decreased noticeably in April from a month ago. However, they still lingered above 40 Mt, representing the highest level of the same month since 2014.
Indonesia coal exports (via @sxcoal) Indonesia’s coal exports decreased noticeably in April from a month ago. However, they still lingered above 40 Mt, representing the highest level of the same month since 2014.
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US solar, wind, and energy storage additions (via @scienceisstrat1) 358 GW of solar, 137 GW of wind, and 111 GW of energy storage will be built between 2023 and 2030 – enough to generate electricity for 100 million US homes.
US solar, wind, and energy storage additions (via @scienceisstrat1) 358 GW of solar, 137 GW of wind, and 111 GW of energy storage will be built between 2023 and 2030 – enough to generate electricity for 100 million US homes.
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Government revenue spent on interest payments (via @lteal) The burden of government debt is hindering the progress of nations like Malawi, Ghana, Egypt, and Pakistan, where over 40% of their revenues allocated to interest payments.
Government revenue spent on interest payments (via @lteal) The burden of government debt is hindering the progress of nations like Malawi, Ghana, Egypt, and Pakistan, where over 40% of their revenues allocated to interest payments.
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Central bank gold purchases (via @Barchart) Central banks bought 1,079 tonnes of gold in 2022, the most ever since record keeping began in 1950.
Central bank gold purchases (via @Barchart) Central banks bought 1,079 tonnes of gold in 2022, the most ever since record keeping began in 1950.
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Solar PV new development (via @scienceisstrat1) Installed solar capacity will reach ~6 TW in 2030, catching the combined generation capacity of coal, gas, hydro and nuclear. This is enough to decarbonise the global energy system before 2050.
Solar PV new development (via @scienceisstrat1) Installed solar capacity will reach ~6 TW in 2030, catching the combined generation capacity of coal, gas, hydro and nuclear. This is enough to decarbonise the global energy system before 2050.
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SPACs outstanding (via @JulianKlymochko) Over the past year, 248 SPACs liquidated, costing sponsors a total of $2 billion of at-risk-capital. This adds up to about $8 million of sponsor capital lost per blank check company.
SPACs outstanding (via @JulianKlymochko) Over the past year, 248 SPACs liquidated, costing sponsors a total of $2 billion of at-risk-capital. This adds up to about $8 million of sponsor capital lost per blank check company.
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Silicon wafer capacity and demand (via @SemiconAlpha) For 2023, SUMCO expects silicon wafer demand to reach just 86% of available supply, down from 94% in their February outlook. According to SUMCO, demand won’t be back in balance with supply until 2026.
Silicon wafer capacity and demand (via @SemiconAlpha) For 2023, SUMCO expects silicon wafer demand to reach just 86% of available supply, down from 94% in their February outlook. According to SUMCO, demand won’t be back in balance with supply until 2026.
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U.S. manufacturing (via @chadmoutray) Private manufacturing construction grew 8.7% from $173.84 billion in March 2023 to a record $188.96 billion in April. Private construction in the sector has trended higher since bottoming out at $72.46 billion in Feb. 2021.
U.S. manufacturing (via @chadmoutray) Private manufacturing construction grew 8.7% from $173.84 billion in March 2023 to a record $188.96 billion in April. Private construction in the sector has trended higher since bottoming out at $72.46 billion in Feb. 2021.
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China steel (via @YuanTalks) “Chinese steel industry contracted at faster pace in May, with PMI falling to 35.2%, sliding 9.8 ppt from prev month, contracting for 3rd straight month, according to industry body.”
China steel (via @YuanTalks) “Chinese steel industry contracted at faster pace in May, with PMI falling to 35.2%, sliding 9.8 ppt from prev month, contracting for 3rd straight month, according to industry body.”
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