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Thursday, November 11, 2021

Today's Economy


Capital Market View: Talking a Look at Spreads, Issuance and Defaults

Spreads tightened while defaults continue to drop.

LatAm Daily Briefing: Brazil Is in a Restrictive Zone

Policymakers face pressure to bring rising inflation under control by any means necessary.

Europe Daily Briefing: U.K. Recovery Continues

Output increased 1.3% q/q in the three months to September.

U.S. Inflation Heat Map Update

The consumer price index for October delivered more heat.

» VIEW MORE TODAY'S ECONOMY



Commentary


Fewer Restrictions Spell Good News for Many U.S. Tourist Hubs

A pickup in international travel will provide a boost but is hardly a panacea for consumer spending.

U.S. Road to Recovery: Growth to Reaccelerate

The Delta variant caused global supply-chain problems to go from bad to worse in the third quarter.

Global Vaccine Tracker: Record Infections in Germany

A similar, although less drastic, story so far is unfolding throughout the Continent.

U.S. Risk Matrix Update: Recession Isn’t in the Cards

However, the economic recovery could be bumpy.

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Today's Economic Indicators


United Kingdom
Monthly GDP
Sep. 2021: 0.6% m/m
U.K.

Ireland
Consumer Price Index
Oct. 2021: 5.1% y/y
Ireland’s inflation rate sped up to 5.1% y/y in October from 3.7% in September.

United Kingdom
GDP - Quarterly
2021Q3: 1.3% q/q
U.K. third-quarter growth slid to 1.3% q/q after rising by 5.5% in the previous quarter.

Brazil
Retail Sales Index
Sep. 2021: -5.4% y/y
Brazil’s retail sales continued to report moderation in September as consumer decisions remain affected by domestic uncertainty and the pandemic.

Portugal
Consumer Price Index
Oct. 2021: 1.8%
Portugal’s CPI rose to 1.8% in October, up from 1.5% in September.

Russian Federation
Foreign Trade
Sep. 2021: US$20 bil
Russia’s trade surplus soared from $17.1 billion in August to $20 billion in September, its strongest since January 2012.

Mexico
Industrial Production
Sep. 2021: 1.6% y/y
Mexico’s industrial activity continued to moderate in September as production remained restrained by shortages in global supply chains.

United States
St. Louis Fed Financial Stress Index
November 05: -0.87
Financial stress increased for a second straight week, with the St.

Colombia
Industrial Production
Sep. 2021: 15.5% y/y
Manufacturing output continued to expand at a solid pace in September, as the number of new COVID-19 cases kept dropping, unleashing pent-up demand.

World
Moody's Analytics Global CPI
Oct. 2021:

Singapore
GDP - Advanced
2021Q3:

Uruguay
Industrial Production
Sep. 2021: 12.2% y/y
Uruguay’s industrial production increased by 12.2% in yearly terms in September after gaining 14% in August.

Mexico
Monetary Policy
Nov. 2021: 5.00%
The Central Bank of Mexico continued to prescribe another timid monetary policy response to inflation, which continued to climb high in October.

Argentina
Consumer Price Index
Oct. 2021: 52.1% y/y
The statistics office’s national consumer price index increased 3.5% in October, down from 3.8% a year earlier.

Malaysia
GDP
2021Q3:

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