At the time of rising bond yields, here's a list of teh most indebted companies in the world by Genuine Impact
🚗Toyota Group is the most indebted company globally in 2023. 🏠While Evergrande Group, one of China’s biggest property developers, has lower debt than Toyota, its performance is significantly inferior to Toyota. It recently faced a debt crisis and is on the verge of collapse.
Balance Sheet Explained Simply
Source: Brian Feroldi
Through FY24 to FY27, Nvidia $NVDA is projected to generate a total of $342B in revenue
That forecasted total is more than double Nvidia’s lifetime revenues of $160.3B through the end of FY23. Source: Beth Kindig
EM Middle East Sovereign Bonds Impacted by the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
Since the commencement of the Israel-Palestine conflict, the 5-year CDS (Credit Default Swap) for Middle East sovereign bonds has experienced a significant surge. 📈 Notably, the market's response doesn't reflect heightened concern. This is evident as US equities have continued to climb since the conflict's onset, while interest rates have surged back to previous highs. 📈📊 Thus far, the impact has primarily reverberated in the commodities market, with fluctuations affecting oil and gold prices. Additionally, the Middle East sovereign countries in the EM (Emerging Markets) segment have also felt the repercussions. 🛢️💰 Is the market right to be this complacent in the face of ongoing geopolitical tensions?
US Commercial real estate sales volume have fallen to the lowest level in 13 years
Source: Green Street
The relative Nasdaq 100 bull does not care about no rates moving higher...
Source: TME, Goldman Sachs
LVMH vs Novo Nordisk gap is getting extreme. Is there cross asset logic here, or is it just hot money switching from one ex hot asset to another "must have" asset?
Source: TME, Refinitiv
Cost to move oil has surged!
Since Hamas attacked Israel, freight rates on 16 global routes are up +50%. Biggest gain has been for shipments across the Mediterranean Sea, which are up 2x. This is inflationary Source: Bloomberg, Genevieve Roch-Decter
