October Jobs Report Beats Expectations with Unemployment Dropping to New Pandemic Low
DB-Nov 05,2021: We’re ringing in the holiday season with some good news: U.S. non-farm payrolls increased by 531,000 in October, beating the estimate of 450,000. Spreading more cheer, unemployment fel...
6 Nov 202142min
Bank Of England Defies the Market and Leaves Heads Turning
DB-Nov 04,2021: The Fed announced their long-awaited taper to begin later this month with room for adjustment based on changes in the economic outlook. While the Fed focuses on keeping the inflation r...
5 Nov 202135min
The FOMC Meeting Begins as the Labor Market Recovery Shows Promise
DB-Nov 03,2021: The FOMC meeting begins today as Fed officials come together to decide on the tapering of their asset purchase program. The economic recovery seems to be slowly but surely underway wit...
4 Nov 202134min
Countries and Individuals Pledge Billions to Curb Climate Change, But Is It Enough?
DB-Nov 02,2021: Tony Greer is back on the Daily Briefing, this time discussing the events surrounding energy this week and the price action around oil, natural gas, uranium, and more. With COP26 under...
3 Nov 202142min
Mega Cap Tech Leads the Way--But Is a Market Rotation Around the Corner?
DB-Nov 01,2021: Seasonal effects on the markets are in play with heightened volatility and earnings causing aggressive price movement across asset classes. Katie Stockton, CMT, founder of Fairlead Str...
2 Nov 202138min
Stumbling Supply Chains, Stirring Inflation, and a Stagnant Labor Market
DB-Oct 29,2021: The Core PCE Index's rise of 3.6% is the latest inflation pressure that has the markets beat. Real Vision CEO and co-founder Raoul Pal joins to unpack the latest in the supply chain de...
30 Okt 202147min
Inflation Will Continue to Rise and Persist Amidst a Flattening Yield Curve
DB-Oct 28,2021: The last time Harry Melandri of MI2 Partners was on the Daily Briefing, he urged people to sell their Euro Dollars due to high inflation and a strengthening economy. Those factors cont...
28 Okt 202134min
U.S. Trade Deficit Widens Another $8.2 Billion and Durable Goods Orders Decline
DB-Oct27,2021: Orders for durable goods, big-ticket items that are meant to last over three years, have fallen 0.4% in September, the first decline since April of this year. This comes amid continuing...
28 Okt 202136min
