Saturday, November 30, 2019

Global Economic Update

The gradual 
global slowdown
is not stopping 
in spite of central 
banks trying to 
"fight back".

The U.S. economy 
continues to slow, 
but not as fast as 
economies in Asia 
and Europe.



-- U.S auto loan 
delinquencies just
hit a record high.



-- Global auto sales 
are on track for 
a 4% decline in 2019, 
versus 2018,
(a 3 million decline)
and 2018 had been
down from 2017.

A 4% decline would
be the biggest decline 
since 2008.




-- Total global trade 
has declined again,
year over year.

The September y-o-y
decline was the fourth
monthly decline in a row.















-- Chinese industrial profits 
fell by the largest percentage 
ever recorded.

China Industrial Enterprises 
total profits collapsed 
in October -- down 9.9% 
from October 2018.

China’s Industrial sector 
has had year over year 
profit declines for four 
of the last six months.



-- U.S. consumer confidence 
fell three months in a row.
(Conference Board)

Their consumer confidence index 
dipped to 125.5 this month,
down from 126.1 in October:






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