World trade unlikely to grow much in 2019, regardless of any US-China deal. And risks lie to the downside – producers of electronics might reduce output further to reverse record stockbuilding in these highly-traded goods. See our Global Economics Update: https://t.co/y5WlOAh0Ty pic.twitter.com/lHBlUA2OMK
— Capital Economics Global (@CapEconGlobal) April 5, 2019
🌐Global Recession Probability Model
Yes,I Know, it´s diff his time @ThePitBoss16 @TradersCom @Lizardjb3 @OccupyWisdom @hks55 @SpeculaThor @mgftzgd @LordPolemos @CoryLVenable @Simple_Trends @PMack1224 @ezkappdo @mcm_ct @EconGlobal @scar_david @KohoutPavel @tey_west @Ant2010onio pic.twitter.com/B6WohbpUT1— Antonio Pérez-Algás (@apanalis) April 4, 2019
When we see declines in transports (-2k), retail (-12k) and manufacturing (-6k), you know that the cycle is showing signs of fatigue. Bond market has this figured out.
— David Rosenberg (@EconguyRosie) April 5, 2019
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— Alastair (@StockBoardAsset) April 5, 2019