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Japanese investors are selling US corporate debt at a record pace 👀
Source: Bloomberg
Did you know that the biggest e-Commerce app in Asia AND EUROPE trades at 10X earnings?!
$BABA Source: A.J. Button
Chart of global fish catch per country -> China will account for 37% of the global catch by 2030
Chinese boats have expanded their capacity to harvest staggering amounts of catch in a single voyage. China subsidizes the fuel cost for fishing boats. That's what makes it economical for them to roam the oceans. The Chinese Pacific fishing fleet has grown more than 500 per cent to 564,000 vessels. Source: Indo-Pacific News - Geo-Politics & Defense News
Retail Investors own 9.4% of the NSE-listed companies
Source: investywise
China reported a worse-than-expected drop in exports in October, while imports surprisingly rose for the month from a year ago
China’s customs agency said exports in U.S. dollar terms fell by 6.4% in October from a year ago. That’s worse than the 3.3% drop predicted by a Reuters poll. Overall, China’s exports have fallen on a year-on-year basis every month this year starting in May. The last positive print for imports on a year-on-year basis was in September last year. China’s exports to Southeast Asia and the European Union fell by double digits in October, according to CNBC calculations of official data. Exports to the U.S. dropped by more than 8%, the analysis showed. Imports rose by 3% in U.S. dollar terms in October from a year ago. That’s in contrast to the Reuters’ forecast for a 4.8% drop from a year ago. However, China’s imports from the U.S. were down by 3.7% in October versus the year ago period, CNBC calculations of customs data showed. China’s imports from the European Union rose by more than 5%, while those from the Association of Southeast Asian Nations grew by 10.2%, the analysis showed. Source: CNBC
The negative bonds world is gone, with also a Japanese bond maturing in 24 trading at 0% yesterday
Source: From Macro to Micro
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