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Yo creo que el elemento "velocidad" es clave en esta TE...en otras ocasiones nos hemos podido permitir más tiempo, y esta vez el tiempo apremia.
Bolsa USA objetivamente más cara que la Europea.Descartado que la Europea suba su cotización, para igualarse a la bolsa USA, prevé que ésta se hunda durante un invierno económico en USA.
..... Pero ni es tan pogre, ni la MN está tan conversa, ni genera tanto puesto MPT, ni se puede diluir en actividades tradicionales como lo verde y la tescnolojía.
EU’s 2030 climate plan makes case for 55% emissions cut
Cita de: Yupi_Punto en Septiembre 16, 2020, 12:07:24 pmBolsa USA objetivamente más cara que la Europea.Descartado que la Europea suba su cotización, para igualarse a la bolsa USA, prevé que ésta se hunda durante un invierno económico en USA.OK, pero cómo se interpreta "cara" (respecto de qué) ; por qué descartar el ascenso de EU ; y prevé el hundimiento de USA respecto del gráfico,Lo que se pide es la explicáción a un novato, que entienda cómo se lee el Gráfico,Y por qué el CAPE sería pertienente para esa comparaciónEl CAPE por lo visto sólo da el ratio (en media móvil decenal) pero arroja el ratio que es,¿Por qué EU se ve "cara" en ese CAPE ?¿Es comparable el CAPE de EU y el de USA?,____Sobre el debate Anglosfera, no creo que Asustadisimos vaya por temas culturales o geopoliticos,Anglosfera lo dice respecto de popularcpaitalismo y la titulización de hipotecas en 2008Gracias (por ahora) a Maloserá, Breades, Yupipunto (con reservas ) y los que quieran aclarar cómo se lee semejante gráfico, Porque a pesar de lo que dijo Breades, de intuitivo, no le veo nadaLuego hay un background que se está usando, pero que no está en el gráfico,, o no se sabe dondeEscrito sin gafas, que me voy corriendo
EU parliament votes to make ships pay for their pollutionThe European Parliament on Tuesday voted in favour of including greenhouse gas emissions from the maritime sector in the European Union’s carbon market from 2022, throwing its weight behind EU plans to make ships pay for their pollution.Shipping is the only sector which does not face EU targets to cut emissions, but it is coming under increased scrutiny as the bloc attempts to steer industries towards its plan to become “climate neutral” by 2050.In a vote on Tuesday, EU lawmakers said the bloc’s carbon market should be expanded to include emissions from voyages within Europe, as well as international trips which start or finish in an EU port.This would force shipowners to buy EU carbon permits to cover these emissions.(...)
Canada’s massive pension fund is reviewing its bond holdings in light of near zero interest rates, CEO says(...) “We have a lot of other fixed income alternative in our portfolio so we have things like infrastructure, power renewables, we have credit exposure, we have hedge fund exposure — we have a lot of other things in that space but that holding government bonds in large size is something that we will continue to examine, whether that’s the right thing to do at the zero-bound,” Machin added. CPPIB manages about 434.4 billion Canadian dollars ($329.75 billion) as of June 30 and a bulk of its investments are in North America — around 34% of total assets are allocated in the United States — followed by Asia. The fund is heavily invested in both the technology and health-care sectors and continues to invest, according to Machin. Companies in both industries have benefited from a change of consumption and corporate habits due to the pandemic.
Minus 0.0005%: In September 2020 the UK was selling 6-month Treasury bills at negative yields for first time. @business via @SoberLook https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-09-11/u-k-s-sub-zero-yield-at-bill-sale-adds-to-boe-rate-cut-debate?sref=wOrDP8KX
Incredible stat from Bloomberg:"This year’s gap between $SPX best/worst sectors is unusually wide. TECH is up +27% and is the top-ranked sector. ENERGY is in last place, down -47%.The differential of 74 points was the widest through Sept. 15 for any two sectors since 2000."
UK pensions need 'once-a-century' equity performance to close funding gapsUK defined benefit (DB) pension schemes are overly-dependent on improbable equity returns, and need a “once-a-century” performance to close funding gaps by 2030, Willis Towers Watson (WTW) has warned
Freeze rents in London to avert mass evictions, urges Sadiq KhanThe UK capital’s mayor seeks powers to prevent up to half a million evictionsRents should be frozen in London to prevent a wave of evictions caused by Covid-19, the capital’s mayor, Sadiq Khan, will tell the government today.Rents should be frozen in London to prevent a wave of evictions caused by Covid-19, the capital’s mayor, Sadiq Khan, will tell the government today.The Labour mayor wants new powers to prevent any rent increases for two years and has warned that half a million Londoners could face eviction because of arrears accrued during lockdown.The demand comes just days before courts restart eviction proceedings which were put on hold during the lockdown. Judges will start considering a backlog of suits brought by landlords from Monday, leading to fears of a spike in homelessness. Tenants living in lockdown areas will continue to be protected.“Without an operational vaccine, the economic fallout of Covid-19 will continue for months into the future,” said Khan. “A rent freeze is only one part of a package of measures renters urgently need from government to ensure no one is forced out onto the streets as a result of this pandemic.”The request for powers over rents to be devolved to City Hall appears unlikely to be approved, but officials argue that after the government took radical steps including the furlough scheme and the evictions ban, ministers should act now on rents.They cite a five-year rent freeze announced in January by city authorities in Berlin, although that was in a bid to slow gentrification. London has 2.2 million renters and recent research from the Greater London Authority and YouGov estimated that a quarter of them had fallen behind on payments, or say they were likely to do so as a direct result of the pandemic.Khan said: “The end of the furlough scheme means even more renters in the capital are now at risk of pay cuts or losing their job. Yet at every stage of this pandemic, renters have been treated as an afterthought by the government, with protection measures only ever rushed out at the last minute. This uncertainty is causing unnecessary anxiety and stress. If Berlin can freeze rents for five years, there’s no reason London shouldn’t be able to freeze rents for two years in these extraordinary times.”(...)
ECB 'ready to act' on strong euro: board member
Al respecto del cambio de Era y/o deflación:Mi opinión es que hay deflación, pero desigual y por sectores.A grandes rasgos percibo una deflación en productos de consumo ( ropa, electrónica, mobiliario, transporte...); e inflación en los de primera necesidad (alimentación, salud, educación, alojamiento, energía) y conspicuo (servicios de ocio y lujo).Lo cual, si es cierto, me hace pensar muchas cosas.La primera, es que es totalmente lo contrario de lo ideal para una sociedad justa y bien articulada.
UK inflation slipped to a five-year low in August as the Eat Out to Help Out scheme dragged down prices in the restaurant sector for the first time on record.The price of goods and services in the UK rose by 0.2 per cent in August compared to a year earlier, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) said, following a one per cent rise in July. It was the lowest reading since December 2015.
Alongside falling airfares, prices of clothing and footwear slipped at an annual rate 1.4 per cent, the ONS said.Jing Teow, senior economist at PwC, said travel restrictions including the UK’s quarantining system “meant that there was much lower consumer demand for air travel”.“Other categories, such as games, toys, and hobbies, also saw an increase in prices.” Teow said that reflected higher “demand for indoor activities… over the summer”.
https://www.theguardian.com/society/2020/sep/16/freeze-rents-in-london-to-avert-mass-evictions-urges-sadiq-khanCitar“Without an operational vaccine, the economic fallout of Covid-19 will continue for months into the future,” aid Khan. A rent freeze is only one part of a package of measures renters urgently need from government to ensure no one is forced out onto the streets as a result of this pandemic.”The request for powers over rents to be devolved to City Hall appears unlikely to be approved, but officials argue that after the government took radical steps including the furlough scheme and the evictions ban, ministers should act now on rents.
“Without an operational vaccine, the economic fallout of Covid-19 will continue for months into the future,” aid Khan. A rent freeze is only one part of a package of measures renters urgently need from government to ensure no one is forced out onto the streets as a result of this pandemic.”The request for powers over rents to be devolved to City Hall appears unlikely to be approved, but officials argue that after the government took radical steps including the furlough scheme and the evictions ban, ministers should act now on rents.