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EUROPE
The danger of Germany's
current account surpluses – vox
The October 2016 expert survey of the Centre for Macroeconomics (CFM) and
CEPR invited views from a panel of macroeconomists based across Europe on Germany’s
trade surplus, its impact on the Eurozone economy, and the appropriate response
of German fiscal policy. More than two-thirds of the respondents agree with the
proposition that German current account surpluses are a threat to the Eurozone
economy. A slightly smaller majority believe that the German government ought
to increase public investment in response to the surpluses.
Belgium reached a deal with the country’s regional parliaments to approve
a trade agreement between the European Union and Canada, ending a deadlock that
has delayed the accord’s signature.
British economy defies fears of immediate Brexit growth hit – Reuters
U.K. Growth Shows an Economy Resilient to Brexit – BB
Banks Likely to Lose Passporting With Brexit, Official Says – BB
Banks Likely to Lose Passporting With Brexit, Official Says – BB
Round 1 to Brexiteers as UK economy passes early test – Politico
Brexit: The view from Rome – Open Europe
UNITED STATES
5 Things to Watch in the
Third-Quarter GDP Report – WSJ
OTHER
Governments and central banks have very few weapons left -- and have
probably lost any chance they once had of averting a prolonged stagnation.
Goldman’s Multifactor Robots: A Post-Human Guide to Investing – BB
ETFs combining multiple investment themes are next big thing * Billed as a core holding, will investors buy and hold?
Traders grow wary of leaving automatic stop-losses in place * Banks
pulling back from dealing expose market’s frailties
Bonds Slump Deepens on
Shifting Policy Outlook; Commodities Rise – BB
Gilts lead bonds lower after U.K. GDP exceeds estimates * Norwegian krone gains as Norges Bank keeps key rate unchanged
Gilts lead bonds lower after U.K. GDP exceeds estimates * Norwegian krone gains as Norges Bank keeps key rate unchanged
REGULARS
More Riksbank easing today; no drama
from Norges Bank; and yields are rising * Riksbank surprise today * Long yields
keep rising despite lower oil prices * Central bank “fight” – NOK vs SEK today
Asian stocks fell widely on Thursday
though shares in Korean electronics giant Samsung rose despite a plunge in
third-quarter earnings as the group vowed to overcome its Galaxy Note 7
flaming-phone disaster and deliver "solid growth" in profits next
year. Bonds fell in a global selloff.
Euro wrap-up
– Daiwa
Rising Yields Continue to be the
Main Driver
Schlemiel, schimazel
US Futures Rebound, Global Stocks
Dip As Bond Yields, Dollar Hits 9 Month High
FINNISH
Inflaatiolle vauhtia Riksan kyydissä? * USA:n lokakuun
palvelusektorin ostopäällikköindeksi yllätti positiivisesti * Norjan
keskuspankki pitää korot ennallaan * Ruotsin kruunun odotetaan heikkenevän