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German Ifo business climate index falls sharply in November, economic growth likely to shrink in Q3

U.S. personal income and spending rose less than expected in August

U.S. weekly jobless claims unexpectedly decrease

Taiwanese money supply continues to see strong growth, CBC likely to keep rates on hold in December

Malaysian headline inflation falls further in October, likely to remain negative in 2020

U.K.’s flash PMI indices indicate decline in business activity in November, composite index falls to 47.4

Philippine central bank keeps interest rate unchanged at 2 pct

Swiss franc likely to gradually depreciate against euro in coming months

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Canadian inflation continues to ease, moving closer to the Bank of Canada's target

Australian private new capital expenditure likely fell further in Q3 2020 - ANZ

U.S. Q3 economic growth unrevised in second estimate

U.S. vehicle sales fall again in November

U.S. Consumer Confidence falls in September

Reserve Bank of India likely to stand pat in December

U.S. House prices increase slightly in July

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German Ifo business climate index falls sharply in November, economic growth likely to shrink in Q3

U.S. personal income and spending rose less than expected in August

U.S. weekly jobless claims unexpectedly decrease

Taiwanese money supply continues to see strong growth, CBC likely to keep rates on hold in December

Malaysian headline inflation falls further in October, likely to remain negative in 2020

U.K.’s flash PMI indices indicate decline in business activity in November, composite index falls to 47.4

Philippine central bank keeps interest rate unchanged at 2 pct

Swiss franc likely to gradually depreciate against euro in coming months

United States building permits

Canadian inflation continues to ease, moving closer to the Bank of Canada's target

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Chart of the Day: Up with stocks, down with bonds

Chart courtesy - Bloomberg, Deutsche Bank

Tuesday, December 20, 2016 6:53 PM UTC

This self-explaining beautiful chart from Deutsche bank, shared by Bloomberg shows the flow of money as much as $3 trillion from the bond market to equities, since the US election in November.

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