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Spoilers for The Bachelor ahead. On the final episode of Bachelor in Paradise, it became official what's been known for a while: Peter Weber is The Bachelor. We're already gotten a fair amount of information about his women for this season and will continue to do so over the next four months—including photos from ABC showcasing the potential contestants vying to be Mrs. Pilot Peter/Mrs. I Get to Marry the Windmill Hookup Guy. As internet sleuths, spoiler Instagram accounts, and Reality Steve get busy researching these young women (a lot of them are under 30, no surprise), what do we know, and what does it mean for this upcoming season?
Weber's final selection wasn't "normal" for the show.
Um, excuse me?? So according to Reality Steve on a recent podcast, Weber doesn't have a "normal" ending on his season—which is to say, there aren't two contestants left at the end, each of whom gets a ceremony, and Weber selects one. "On November 17 [the date of the finale] there was not: Hannah shows up, Madison shows up, he dumps one and gets engaged to the other. Did not happen." I...what? What does this mean? I mean, with the full understanding that "abnormal" endings have kind of been a thing for years on this show, I'm actually quite surprised. It seemed like he was really on track to have a perfectly normal season, beyond the obvious snafus of drama amongst the women and the surprise appearance of Hannah Brown (see below). No one knows anything at this point, so allow me to rampantly speculate.
(puts on tin foil hat) What if he dumps them both? What if he doesn't want to get engaged? What if he pulls an Arie and changes his mind? What if he goes back and selects a previously eliminated contestant? What if...he goes after Hannah Brown and all of her appearances throughout the show were clues about his ending? What if he proposes to them both?? (Kudos to Bachelor-lover Amanda Mitchell for that last theory, and also, Jesus, that can't be right. Right??)
Either way, there's something we're missing. Maybe it doesn't come down to just Prewett and Sluss—we'll update when we know more.
We know the top two.
No idea yet who actually won, but we DO know who the final contenders are. They are: Madison Prewett and Hannah Sluss (who was the first impression rose recipient and who goes by Hannah Ann on the show). Both are Southern—Prewett's from Alabama and Sluss is from Tennessee—and both are religious. Both are pageant girls, and both have been on TV before this. Thus far, Prewett has come out slightly more positively than Sluss, who apparently got into fights with at least one other contestant. There are some rumblings from sources in Alabama, where Prewett is from, that she's engaged, but nothing's been verified yet. If it is true and based on what we know from The Bachelorette, Weber absolutely has a type: sweet Southern girls from Alabama.
Both women have re-set their accounts to public after finishing the show. This is Prewett:
And this is Sluss:
So place your bets now, because we'll know soon. Neither girl's talking, but Weber apparently did make a final selection.
The third and fourth women are...dramatic.
Unfortunately, Victoria Fuller, who makes it all the way to overnights before being eliminated, has had some negative rumors around dating married men and breaking up marriages (yes, marriages, plural) before coming on the show. So the narrative may end up being: Will Weber choose the good girl or the villain this season? It's a narrative used a lot, and I'm already a tiny bit depressed about it. Unfortunately, there's also been some post-show drama with Fuller too:
Merissa confirmed this, Victoria was asked to leave, then waited outside for Merissa & was told to leave the premises. Victoria's side is that Merissa threatened 2 fight her & that's why she locked herself in the bathroom. Merissa denied she threatened 2 fight her.— RealitySteve (@RealitySteve) December 2, 2019
Sooooo yeah.
Which is very likely not going to help her case. Fuller has posted about how the rumors are all "false" and how she'll have the ability to defend herself soon:
But FWIW, Steve says he's never seen this much negative news around a contestant, ever. The show hasn't even started and I already need a glass of wine, please and thanks.
The fourth contestant is Kelsey Weier, who was eliminated before overnights. She and Sluss apparently had beef, too, around a group date that Weier thought she should have won. So the top ladies are not drama-free, is my point. Just like last season's Bachelorette, the nuttiness goes alllll the way to the end of the show, which I'm sure the producers are happy about.
Hannah Brown is not a contestant.
Despite what the producers want you to think, thanks to an early season promo, Brown just shows up to (apparently) break Weber's heart all over again and then leave to go win Dancing With the Stars. If they paint Brown as another villain on the way to Weber's journey to find "love," I will throw my laptop out of the window, then go get it so I can rant some more about the producers ruining everything:
More details on exactly what happens on Brown's appearance below, in case you want to fully spoil yourself. I'm always and forever a Hannah fan, so I refuse to accept a negative narrative around my fave Bachelorette.
The ladies have continued to be dramatic.
It wasn't just at the beginning! As the season continued, apparently the ladies' continued to go after each other—and not just the top four, either. Apparently there were entire cliques within the house, which sounds exhausting, exhilarating, and highly watchable. Cats vs. Rats—this season on The Bachelor. Yeesh.
Well, you have a group of girls in the house this season that dubbed themselves "The Cats," and the ones they didn't like, they called them "The Rats." Very mature, I know. https://t.co/rJfw0SxKV7— RealitySteve (@RealitySteve) November 5, 2019
So do we think this might be some of the worst drama the show's ever seen? Because it sure feels like it.
Three more women have been eliminated.
This season has gone fast, y'all. Three more women went home at the last rose ceremony: Deandra Kanu, Savannah Mullins, and Kiarra Norman. You can see pictures of the remaining women here:
So now there's only these 12 women left—start placing your bets on the winner now.
In other news, watch out for all the pageant queens on this particular season, because there's about to be some insanity. And it's going to be much, much worse than last season (which was honestly really bad).
And let me just say this: the pageant world is a messy, messy, messy place. You thought the Hannah/Caelynn bickering last season was bad, just wait til this season's shit storm rolls in. Manufactured drama, of course, but it will dominate the first few episodes...— RealitySteve (@RealitySteve) October 8, 2019
One woman came back to plead her case.
Alayah Benavidez, who may or may not have had a boyfriend right before she went on the show, came back to defend herself against a "lie" Victoria Paul had allegedly spread about her (maybe the boyfriend thing?), but was ultimately sent back home a second time.
(VIDEO SPOILER): Alayah came back to confront Peter regarding Victoria P. and how Victoria P. lied to him about her. Stuff went down, but ultimately this is Peter sending Alayah home before the rose ceremony. pic.twitter.com/a2MgscRrl0— RealitySteve (@RealitySteve) October 6, 2019
We know some of the one-on-ones.
Since usually the coveted individual dates are a good indicator of who The Bachelor really likes, Weier, Kelley Flanagan, Victoria Paul, and Fuller have all had one-on-one dates. There may be and will be more, but keep your eyes on these four, because they're early favorites.
Hannah Brown shows up?!
I guess I shouldn't be surprised that the producers are trying to inject some drama into the situation, but apparently Brown (who's currently filming Dancing With the Stars, another ABC show) comes to talk to Weber and basically is just there to freak out the woman. The heart-to-heart apparently "rattles" Weber so much that he cancels the group date because of it. But we've since seen pictures and reports of the show continuing to film, so...it's not like the Fence Jump, where Colton Underwood just quit the show because of events that happened his season. It was just a cameo, and Weber is still on track for filming.
We know who makes it through the first few rose ceremonies.
Big spoiler alert, if you don't want to know about what actually happens this season, but the field has been whittled down to 15:
- Hannah Sluss—first impression rose
- Lexi Buchanan
- Kelsey Weier
- Mykenna Dorn
- Deandra Kanu
- Natasha Parker
- Victoria Paul
- Victoria Fuller
- Tammy Ly
- Kelley Flanagan—met Weber before the show
- Sydney Hightower—went to school with Brown
- Shiann Lewis
- Kiarra Norman
- Savannah Mullins
- Madison Prewett
Of note, the potentially rumored frontrunner (Sarah Coffin) is off the show, so this might be a surprising, unexpected season after all!
One person has already self-eliminated.
Oh WOW that was fast. Lauren M., who is apparently from Miami, Florida, took issue with the show's proceedings and never made it on camera. I mean, we know the producers can be super-manipulative, so I can't fault anyone for getting the heck out of there if they're getting a bad vibe out of the proceedings:
I also wonder if that means this season will be crazier than usual. Chances are, two more women will be eliminated by the time the show airs, judging by past season numbers.
The girls are...extra.
Or at least some of them, anyways, judging by what the night one spoilers have to say:
I think I'm most intrigued by the...cow situation? Is it a real cow? (No, right? Right??) And also the making out for 30 seconds. I mean, if I were Weber, I would find that to be alarming. Also, I need to know what someone dressing up as a windmill looks like.
ABC released 33 potential women.
Today, September 17, ABC released photos of potential contestants. About three or so of these women will probably be cut before the show actually airs, but ABC actually did this with last season's Bachelorette men and people got very excited (Update: ABC inexplicably took the post down).
It was a smart tactic—people already started voting for their faves.
We know basic details.
Reality Steve released details on the women's basic info and Insta accounts, although it's pretty common show practice at this point to set your account to private until the show starts airing, so don't expect many details from social media:
(Content warning: animal cruelty.) Two of the women have a photo of her and her friends posing with animals they've shot. I'm not going to link to those photos, but that...is going to be a problem for those contestants in the future, I think. Last season of The Bachelor (not to mention previous seasons), contestants have gotten in hot water for their social media life pre-show.
There are several pageant winners.
We have a Miss Texas 2019, Miss Louisiana 2019, Miss Tennessee contestant, a former Miss Iowa 2017, a former pro cheerleader, a Price Is Right winner (lol), and several models. There have been comments that this particular pool of contestants is pretty homogenous in that regard.
Interestingly, there's evidence Alayah broke up with her BF riiiiight before coming on the show. There aren't any rumors thus far that the pageant winners/contestants might get into it, as with Hannah Brown and Caelynn Miller-Keyes.
And there are guesses on the frontrunner.
Reality Steve thinks it's this girl, Sarah Coffin (she set her Instagram account to private), who will either be a strong contender to win it all or a potential Bachelorette if not. FYI, this is Sarah:
Interesting, another contestant, Kelley Flanagan, apparently met Weber at a wedding in August and they really hit it off—so, TBD what that means for the show, but she kind of has a leg up.
Jade Gilliland is a flight attendant, and divorced, and has already gotten flack about it (so she might not even make it on the show):
Update: Jade's husband has spoken out, saying that there may be hard feelings from family members but that he was happy where he was in life and grateful to her.
Jade Gilliland's ex-husband speaks out pic.twitter.com/J70zir3FzB— RealitySteve (@RealitySteve) September 17, 2019
And Megan Hops is also a flight attendant:
Alexis Thind is a pilot, and became one after her dad died:
Two more. Only missing Marissa G from Atlanta now. And interesting story about Alexis Thind. She just became a pilot after her dad recently passed away: https://t.co/SJ5YvGO0Dr pic.twitter.com/74no93ACof— RealitySteve (@RealitySteve) September 17, 2019
Sydney Hightower was high school classmates with Hannah Brown at Tuscaloosa County High School.
Watch this space. We'll update when we know more.
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You've seen those posts online: a parent is trying to teach their kid a lesson so they share a picture of them holding a sign about what they're learning, or maybe they publicly sell their teen's beloved possession noting that they don't deserve it. For some, getting punished is not a private matter. It's for everyone to see, and it's embarrassing.
And now, there's a story that makes the idea of public shaming even more sad. Thirteen-year-old Izabel Laxamana of Tacoma, Washington, committed suicide on May 29 by exiting a moving vehicle and jumping off of a highway overpass.
According to a website her friends set up in honor of her, justiceforizabel.com, this horrible tragedy happened a few days after a video was posted online showing her cutting off her hair in punishment for something she did.
A blogger who saw the video described what happened in the 15-second clip:
_"It showed a young girl who appeared to be twelve or thirteen years old. She's standing in a room looking at the phone camera. She appears to be afraid. The camera then shows the floor where there is a pile of long black hair. _
A taunting male voice says, 'The consequences of getting messed up? Man, you lost all that beautiful hair. Was it worth it?'
The girl stares at her hair on the floor. She very quietly says, 'No.'
'How many times did I warn you?'
She almost inaudibly says, 'Twice.'
He then says, 'Okay.' as if he has proved a point. The video ends."
In a Google+ post last year, Izabel expressed loneliness and not fitting in at school. For someone who was most likely already feeling depressed and anxious, a public shaming of this sort would only add to those negative feelings.


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A few examples are palladium: For historic reasons, some coordination compounds are called by their common names.
Coordination numbers are normally between two and nine, but large numbers of ligands are not uncommon for the lanthanides and actinides. The simplest structure is the cube, which is rare because it does not minimize interligand repulsive interactions.
In order for a pair of electrons to be donated from a ligand to a metal ion, there must be an empty orbital on the metal ion to accept the pair of electrons. This results in a highly stable aromatic system. Coordination compounds include such substances as vitamin B12hemoglobinand chlorophylldyes and pigmentsand catalysts used in preparing organic substances.
Other biologically important coordination compounds include chlorophyll a magnesium -porphyrin complex and vitamin B12a complex of cobalt with a macrocyclic ligand known as corrin.
It was not until that the most widely accepted version of the theory today was published by Alfred Werner. There are now three possible places for the second B ligand: A hydrated ion is one kind of a complex ion or simply a complexa species formed between a central metal ion and one or more surrounding ligands, molecules or ions that contain at least one lone pair of electrons, If all the ligands are monodentatethen the number of donor atoms equals the number of ligands.
Some metal complexes are formed virtually irreversibly and many are bound together by bonds that are quite strong. Ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid EDTA forms very stable complexes, and it is widely used for this purpose.
Its discovery in triggered an explosion in coordination chemistryand the subsequent preparation of thousands of new organometallic compounds.
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A technological and scientific development of major significance was the discovery in that certain complex metal catalysts —namely, a combination of titanium trichlorideor TiCl3, and triethylaluminum, or Al C2H5 3—bring about the polymerizations of organic compounds with carbon-carbon double bonds under mild conditions to form polymers of high molecular weight and highly ordered stereoregular structures.
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Collinear complexes are common in the case of heavy metal cations of d 10 electron configuration. The complex ion is a cation, the counter anion is the 3 bromides. There are many other groups, known as chelating agents, that can bind to two sites.Coordination compound: Coordination compound, any of a class of substances with chemical structures in which a central metal atom is surrounded by nonmetal atoms or groups of atoms, called ligands, joined to it by chemical bonds.
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Natural source vitamin E demand will stem from increasing usage in food & beverages and cosmetics & personal care sectors. Emerging economies have been witnessing a paradigm shift in terms of shortage of time and eating patterns, triggering a growing demand for vitamins that can enrich food and drink. Natural vitamin E enriched foods are full of supplemental nutrients that can offset any nutrients that an individual's daily diet lacks. The natural vitamin E industry is also likely to be bolstered by increasing usage of products that enable in preventing aging of skin and promise several other benefits to the skin, such as UV protection and moisture content to maintain a healthy and youthful appearance.
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Dietary Supplements constitutes the largest application for natural vitamin E globally, volume consumption of which is slated to compound annually at 4.1% over 2019-2024 in reaching a projected 10.8 thousand metric tons by 2024 from an estimated 8.5 thousand metric tons in 2018.
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Real Madrid will look to gain a win against Tottenham whilst keeping a clean sheet on 5th of April, 2010 in the first leg of their quarter-final matchup against Harry Redknapp's men. Both the teams are known for their
offensive flair rather than defensive solidity thus the encounter is expected to be an enthralling one rather than a stagnant tactical battle. Nonetheless, let's take a look at some of the key battles that will decide the course of the match at Santiago Bernabéu...
Sergio Ramos versus Gareth Bale
At the moment, Bale's inclusion in Tottenham's trip to tentative but Harry Redknapp has confirmed that the Welsh winger has a big chance of taking the field against Real Madrid as he is on the right recovery path from his groin
injury. Bale brings pace and athleticism to Tottenham's ranks whilst also giving them genuine width and creativity down the left hand side. Gareth started his career off as a full back before being converted into the left sided winger by Harry Redknapp.
In the 2010-2011 season, Bale has been Tottenham's best player in the UEFA Champions League by a fair distance. Injuries restricted his participation in the round of sixteen but in the group stages of the Champions League, Bale's
hatrick against Inter Milan at San Siro was a sight for sore eyes as his team almost fought back from a four goal deficit to gain a vital draw. When Inter Milan played the return fixture at White Hart Lane in the group stages, Tottenham's winger was a thorn
in their side once again as he tore Maicon apart down the right hand side of Inter Milan's defence.
Seen as one of the fastest footballers on the planet, Bale's pace is sure to be a match deciding factor when Real Madrid host Tottenham on Tuesday night. Up against the Welsh winger, will be Spain's talented right back Sergio Ramos.
Ramos is known for his attacking capabilities rather than his defensive astuteness. In the past, the ex-Sevilla full back has been exposed his tricky wingers in La Liga. Moreover, Ramos has been seen as a weak link in Real Madrid's defensive line up due to
the space he leaves behind in defence when he surges forward to support the likes of Gonzalo Higuain and Angel Di Maria in attack.
This battle can have a two-fold outcome. Either Bale will be the match winner for Tottenham or Ramos's forward runs will compel the Welsh winger to track back in order to help his team mates out with their defensive responsibilities.
As the first leg is an away one for Tottenham and a home one for Real Madrid, one can expect Spurs to take a conservative approach at Santiago Bernabéu.
The English media has already built up Tottenham as potential underdogs but Redknapp has confirmed that his side will be travelling to Spain in order to secure a win rather than a typical European draw. If that indeed is the case,
Bale will be the key for Tottenham if they hope to unlock Madrid's resolute defence. With four goals and two assists in Bale's statistics, Ramos might as well start some sprinting routines sooner rather than later, if he hopes to catch the Welsh express in
all its pomp.
In the next edition of this article, Ricardo Carvalho's contest with Peter Crouch will be elaborated upon as both of them can have a result altering impact on the match on 5th April, 2011.
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27. March 2019
USA: The trade deficit will decline in the first quarter as a consequence of front-loading in 2018. A 'sustainable' trade deal seems highly unlikely
Italy: Manufacturing sentiment continues to contract. Berlin-Paris hypocrisy will keep Rome on path of even stronger China-Italy co-operation
China: A sharp decline in corporate profits reflects a weaker economy than perceived by global investors
26. March 2019
USA: Consumer confidence plunges in March. The share of households seeing plentiful-of-jobs also falls sharply
USA: Housing starts and Case-Shiller reports continue to show weakness in the housing sector
France: Business sentiment shows only tentative signs of growth stabilisation in March. 'Money talks' as Xi Jinping visits France
A short note on anecdotal evidence from China: Deterioration or Stabilisation?
25. March 2019
USA: Dallas Fed manufacturing survey shows no signs of a sustainable bounce in sentiment. The capital expenditure plans index plunges
Brazil: The news flow erodes Bolsonaro's reform process
Germany: IFO survey shows a sharp bounce in service and retailer sentiment, but manufacturing optimism continues to decline
22. March 2019
USA: Existing home sales skyrocketed in February as households benefit from falling mortgage yields
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Japan: Official inflation is benign even though households' inflation expectations hit the highest level since July 2015
21. March 2019
USA: The details in the Philadelphia Fed survey boost the probability of recession in H1-2020 which is reinforced by six more months of Fed balance sheet reduction
Britain: Economic statistics continue to defy 'hell breaks loose' scenario
Berlin and Paris act as China turns into a threat to EU's 'single market'
20. March 2019
China: Taiwanese and other 'activity indicators' do not show signs of stronger growth on the mainland
Japan: Reuters Tankan survey slowly follows the same path as the Diffusion Index, which boosts the risk of recession in H1
19. March 2019
Weak US factory orders in January - There are surprisingly few signs of a rebound in sentiment in the regional surveys
Germany: ZEW survey shows tentative signs that the economy might have hit rock bottom - Belt-and-Road-Initiative poses a 'threat' to German and French champions
18. March 2019
Japanese trade report offers no hope yet that China could soon 'save the world'
By Invitation: Order in Xi Jinping's Parliament
15. March 2019
China: Monthly house price inflation continues to slow but Beijing and local authorities will prevent outright price decline
14. March 2019
USA: The New home sales report in January does not give cause for recession concern in 2019
China: January-February economic statistics show weakness - The risk of lower residential house prices is on the rise unless PBOC acts more aggressively
13. March 2019
USA: Durable goods orders report still shows no signs of an upcoming recession
Euro-zone: Industrial output bounces back in January after a significant decline in inventories - The outlook deteriorates as Rome, Portugal and Malta opt for China
Japan: Machinery orders report boosts the probability of a recession in H1. China cannot help Japanese exporters because of only 'reluctant' easing measures
12. March 2019
Brazil: Surprisingly subdued inflation supports the currency, but Bolsonaro's temper poses a risk to the planned economic reforms
USA: Benign inflation continues to support US households' real purchasing power
USA: Small business sentiment survey shows tentative signs of a rebound. It will be difficult for the Federal Reserve to avoid the impact of quantitative tightening
11. March 2019
US January retail sales report surprises to the upside but an already weak December report was revised down
Germany: Industrial report disappoints in January. Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer challenges Merkel and Paris with her own political agenda
Turkey plunges officially into recession in Q4. The outlook remains gloomy
China: Weak monetary expansion is partly because the hands of monetary decision-makers are tied up by the trade negotiations
8. March 2019
USA: A weak non-farm payroll number was expected but not that weak. Wage inflation is still on the rise and the unemployment rate fell in February
Germany: Industrial orders plunge as demand declines across the board in January
China: January-February trade report shows the boomerang 'frontloading in 2018' is now coming back with a vengeance
ECB press conference is a reminder to investors that the economy is on the same path as Japan. Political inaction in Brussels and Berlin make the periphery turn to the One Belt One Road Initiative
7. March 2019
Euro-zone: Q4 GDP details show a significant negative contribution from inventories
Japan: The Cabinet Office's 'Diffusion Index' heralds a deeper and prolonged period of contraction or recession
6. March 2019
USA: The trade deficit inflating is not a huge surprise considering the current policy mix. The ISM survey heralds an even higher deficit in H1
USA: Robust ADP employment growth in February. The growth outlook indicated by the ISM surveys heralds robust employment growth in the first half of 2019
Australia: Growth disappoints in Q4. The risk of economic contraction in Q1 is on the rise
5. March 2019
USA: Service sentiment jumps in February. ISM orders index skyrocketed to the highest level since 2005. The survey will keep the Fed biased towards tightening in 2019
Euro-zone: Lower inflation supports retail sales in January but the 'window of relief' is closing because of a higher oil price
China: Caixin service index falls sharply as Beijing lowers growth target. Beijing plans to fight the unavoidable
4. March 2019
Euro-zone: Benign inflation at the factory gates will make ECB's Draghi talk the euro lower as politicians will fail to take action
Turkey: Disturbingly high inflation and no signs of an economic rebound could trigger a new lira sell-off ahead of the upcoming local elections
1. March 2019
USA: The rebound in the ISM manufacturing sentiment index failed to continue in February. A steep decline in the production index should give rise to concern
European and US business sentiment: A short-lived rebound followed by the same problems as in November 2018
China: Caixin manufacturing survey shows a strong rebound in the domestic orders index
Japan: The unemployment rate has hit rock bottom as the economy will contract in the first half of 2019
Highly recommended: Podcast about the future of the European Union. Interview with thematic specialist Morten Springborg from CWorldWide
28. February 2019
USA: Surprisingly robust Q4 GDP growth report is also supported by the underlying details
Sweden: Strong net-exports boost growth in the last quarter of 2018
China: Manufacturing PMI index drops again as export sentiment takes a beating but there are tentative signs of stimulus measures
27. February 2019
India-Pakistan conflict escalation challenges US foreign policy
EU business and consumer survey shows tentative signs of 'stabilisation'
Italy has all the ingredients to trigger a serious crisis. The ECB is no longer there to help
A short update of the global outlook: The stock market could soon face the same situation as in November 2018
26. February 2019
USA: Housing starts report underscores very weak December-January. Federal Reserve U-turn will create short-term rebound which will be followed by two more rate hikes in 2019
France: Consumer confidence bounces back strongly as Yellow Vests demonstrations disappear and the labour market is strong. Inflation expectations soar
Germany: The economy faces the risk of 'technical recession' but households are still exposed to tailwinds
25. February 2019
China-USA trade deal: The interpretation and what comes next?
22. February 2019
Germany: A disappointing IFO survey will add more fuel to CDU's 'Germany First' strategy
China: House prices continued to increase in January, but the outlook is cloudy as 'excess supply' is on the rise
21. February 2019
USA: Durable goods orders are forecast to contract in the first quarter of 2019, but no signs yet of a collapse in corporate spending
USA: A steep decline in the Philadelphia Fed headline index shows profound manufacturing weakness in the first half of 2019, but no signs of recession
China: Weak PBOC balance sheet data raises doubt about the strength of the bank lending report in January
France: The economy is supported by improving domestic sentiment, which is just enough to offset global headwinds
20. February 2019
Turkey: Consumer confidence continuing to decline spells trouble for the lira
Japan: Frontloading in 2018 has turned into a boomerang coming back with a vengeance in 2019
Euro-zone: Dutch consumer confidence declining to the lowest level since February 2015 bodes ill for European private consumption in H1
19. February 2019
A short note on the US-China trade negotiations: Do not underestimate Beijing's long-term determination
Germany: ZEW survey shows no signs of a rebound. Berlin faces reality check
Britain: The economy performs relatively well in comparison with other EU countries but long-term risks are building. A comeback to the 'Social Democratic Party'?
Japan: Reuters Tankan survey takes a significant beating in February
18. February 2019
Japan: Tokyo is forced to walk further out on the ice floe
15. February 2019
USA: Consumer sentiment bouncing back brings some relief after a disappointing December retail sales report
USA: Manufacturing output falls sharply in January. The best forward-looking indicators are harbingers of a rebound in April or May
China: Distorted January data shows only 'tentative signs' of stronger lending
China: Inflation report is a reflection of a very weak economy. A trade deal is needed but Beijing cannot afford to make significant concessions
14. February 2019
USA: Surprisingly weak retail sales report raises several new questions in the stock market. Too weak consumer spending overshadows Federal Reserve sitting tight
Turkey: Industrial output contracts at the fastest rate since 2009. The risk of a deep recession is on the rise
Japan: The economy bounces back in Q4 but it fails to recoup economic contraction seen in Q3
China: Lunar New Year distorted trade report continues to show underlying weakness
Germany: The economy escapes recession as growth was zero in Q4. The outlook is gloomy and Berlin has no strategy
13. February 2019
USA: Moderate headline inflation provides a boost to workers' real purchasing power. A weak trade deal will face severe domestic criticism
Brazil: Buoyant business and consumer sentiment remain to be seen in real economic activity. Hospitalised President trigger an internal power struggle
Euro-zone: Industrial production plunges at the fastest rate since 2009. The political response should give rise to concern
South Korea: Unemployment rate jumps to the highest level since 2009
12. February 2019
USA: NFIB small business six-month outlook index plunges to the lowest level since the Presidential election in November 2016
11. February 2019
Britain: The economy barely expanded in the last quarter of 2018. The outlook for the first half of 2019 deteriorates
Germany: Tensions are on the rise in Berlin as SPD moves to the left and CDU turns to the right
8. February 2019
Brazil: Inflation remains surprisingly benign in January. Pension draft plans to raise the minimum retirement age significantly to 65
Italy: The recession will be more profound and longer
Global: The worst political situation since WWII
Japan: The economy faces an increasing risk of technical recession in H1
7. February 2019
Spain: Industrial output plunges in December. Brussels sponsored fiscal stimulus plan is highly likely ahead of the EP elections
Germany: Manufacturing sector has moved into the 'contraction zone'. Policy-mistakes are, not surprisingly, in the pipeline
6. February 2019
USA: November trade deficit with China hits a new record high. A 'temporary' trade deal is highly likely but not sustainable
Germany: Industrial orders fell in December at the fastest rate since 2012. State capitalism appears to be the answer to economic headwinds
Highly recommended: Podcast about China - Interview with Klaus Anker Petersen, Brand House, about investment opportunities in digitising China - 31 min
5. February 2019
USA: ISM service index declines more than market expectations, but a soaring employment index indicates robust labour demand
Sweden: More evidence of an abrupt decline in economic momentum adds more 'Riksbank risk' to the currency
Australia: Growth slowdown gains momentum ahead of federal elections
4. February 2019
A second short update of the Outlook 2019: Complacency prevails in the money and bond market
Turkey: Stubbornly high inflation spells trouble for President Erdogan ahead of local elections in March
1. February 2019
USA: Manufacturing ISM index bounces back. Production index skyrockets
USA: A very strong January employment report, but the December data was revised down sharply. Low wage inflation
Sweden: PMI survey heralds weak European growth. Broad-based domestic weakness makes a 'fundamentally' cheap Swedish currency vulnerable
China: Caixin PMI survey is a precise reflection of anecdotal evidence from the mainland. PBOC could cut policy rates within the next two weeks
31. January 2019
USA: New home sales bouncing back sharply in November provides relief to the stock market
Brazil: Households are turning highly upbeat about future employment. A cheap currency provides some 'protection' to Brazilian assets
Euro-zone: Growth slows significantly in Q4. Italy plunges into recession
China: Beijing's fiscal and monetary stimulus measures fail to trigger a sharp rebound in manufacturing business sentiment
30. January 2019
USA: ADP Employment Report showing a very strong labour market keeps the Federal Reserve on a path of monetary normalisation
EU business and consumer survey shows steeper-than-expected decline in Euro-zone sentiment, but the details are 'less downbeat'
France: Q4 GDP growth was better than expected because of the country's low exposure to foreign demand
'Sputnik moment' in the United States will make it an uphill struggle to save the relationship between Washington and Beijing
29. January 2019
USA: Consumer confidence drops sharply in January, but households continue to see a strong labour market
France: Consumer confidence bounces back as inflation expectations plunge. Yellow Vests 'party' hits the far-right and far-left
Australia: Business confidence plunges
28. January 2019
Why Venezuela matters in the new Cold War era
Euro-zone: ECB's bank lending survey is a harbinger of significantly slower growth
China: Corporate profit takes a beating in December. PBOC's chief economist criticises the current economic policy
25. January 2019
Brazil: The corporate sector and households have given President Bolsonaro a warm welcome. The real is cheap
Turkey: Economic confidence index continues to herald recession in Q1 as President Erdogan continues to fish in troubled waters
Germany: A steep decline in the IFO expectations index is a harbinger of negative growth in the first half of 2019
A short update of the Outlook 2019: What comes next?
23. January 2019
There will be no updates on January 24
USA: The regional manufacturing Richmond Fed index bounces back in January. Corporate spending plans remain intact
France: Business sentiment stabilises as President Macron 'makes peace' with the Yellow Vests
22. January 2019
USA: Existing home sales decline much faster than predicted. House price inflation declines again to the lowest level since 2012
Britain: The labour market remains tight. A second referendum would make the Bank of England significantly behind the curve
Dutch consumer confidence index falling sharply to the lowest level since 2015 spells trouble for the Euro-zone economy in 2019
South Korea: The details in the Q4 GDP report provide a gloomy outlook. The won is at risk!
21. January 2019
Japan: Reuters Tankan survey shows a steep decline in manufacturing sentiment, but the service sentiment index stays at an elevated level
Taiwanese export orders plunge in December - European demand plummets
China records the slowest growth rate since 2009 - Has the central bank made the first steps towards QE?
18. January 2019
USA: The political mess in Washington gains the upper hand in the University of Michigan consumer sentiment survey
USA: A sharp increase in manufacturing output was caused by a steep increase in motor vehicles and parts output
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Japan: Falling inflation will benefit households' real purchasing power, but growth outlook remains weak as corporate spending declines
17. January 2019
USA: Philadelphia Fed survey shows a rebound in manufacturing sentiment, but the employment index falls
Britain: Real estate agents survey herald a steep decline in house prices in 2019
16. January 2019
Podcast: Interview with Professor Joergen Delman about China, Xi Jinping, the intrusion of the state in the private sector and other issues
Britain: Inflation declines in December but households' inflation expectations jump to the highest level since 1994 - A second referendum is highly likely
China: Newly-built house price increases in tier-1 cities boost the national house price index although this is not a reflection of the real situation
15. January 2019
USA: The Empire State manufacturing index plunges in January as the economy faces several man-made headwinds
Brazil: The election of Jair Bolsonaro boosting business and consumer sentiment gives rise to raise the growth forecast
China: Weak monetary statistics underscore why Beijing is expected to launch aggressive fiscal and monetary easing measures
Euro-zone trade surplus declines but hits a new record high with the United States - US ambassador threatens German companies with Nordstream2 sanctions
14. January 2019
Turkey moves deeper into recession - Industrial production falls sharply in November
Euro-zone: Industrial production drops at the fastest annual rate since November 2012 - The probability of Brussels-sponsored fiscal expansion is on the rise
China: Exports and imports fell sharply in December as the aftermath of front-loading export orders slowly emerges - Xi Jinping faces domestic criticism
11. January 2019
USA: A sharp decline in energy prices pulls headline inflation lower to the benefit of households real purchasing power but the liquidity situation will remain tight in 2019
Italy: A sharp decline in industrial output will intensify tensions with Brussels as Rome will soon need a scapegoat
Spain joins the bandwagon of falling industrial output; Vox turns into a significant domestic political player
10. January 2019
France: Industrial production takes a beating a day after the leading consumer confidence index plunged
China: A steep decline in producer prices is a reflection of a deteriorating growth environment
Euro-zone survey shows a sharp decline in business and consumer sentiment in December
7. January 2019
There will be no updates on January 8 and 9
A short note on the possibility of a trade compromise between Washington and Beijing
USA: ISM service index falls sharply in December making monetary policy a delicate balancing act after a strong employment report
Germany: Industrial orders decline at the fastest rate since July 2012
4. January 2019
A very strong US employment report keeps the Federal Reserve on track for more rate hikes in 2019
A short note on the PBoC's decision to cut the reserve requirement ratio by 100 basis points
China: Caixin service index improves but remains close to the lowest since 2009 - Beijing 'talks' about easing but more aggressive measures will soon be needed
3. January 2019
USA: The manufacturing ISM index plunges in December to the lowest level since November 2016 - The orders and production indexes take a significant beating
A robust but 'lagging' labour market will still play a significant role for the Federal Reserve
Turkey: A stronger lira reduces inflation, but it is too late to prevent recession ahead of local elections
A short note on a sharply higher yen
2. January 2019
A steep decline in the leading Swedish PMI index is a harbinger of significant weakness in Europe's manufacturing sector in H1-2019
The 'world sitting on a powder keg' - January 8-9, 2019
China: Manufacturing headline index drops into the contraction zone - the economy faces significant headwinds in H1
A few thoughts after a wild Christmas to New Year stock market session
21. December 2018
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US durable goods orders statistics and forward-looking 'capex' indicators are not yet providing evidence of an upcoming recession, according to many investors
Euro-zone: A sharp decline in Dutch consumer confidence in December is a harbinger of a drop in the Euro-zone consumer confidence index
France: Manufacturing sentiment declines to the lowest level since November 2016; private consumption takes a beating
20. December 2018
USA: The underlying details in the Philadelphia Fed survey support Powell's monetary stance of more rate hikes in 2019 - but the survey was not a harbinger of recession, at least not yet
USA: The Federal Reserve ignoring President Trump will have global ramifications - The White House made policy-mistakes - not the central bank
19. December 2018
US existing home sales report surprises to the upside - but the uptrend in house prices is expected to weaken significantly in H1
Japan: The export sector could face severe headwinds in 2019 as geopolitics will play an even larger role than in 2018
18. December 2018
USA: Stronger-than-expected housing starts report, but the outlook is deteriorating, according to the NAHB survey
Germany: IFO survey is a harbinger of a significant growth slow-down in 2019 - the probability of EU-sponsored fiscal expansion is on the rise
Is China really 'punishing' Washington by selling US treasuries? No, Beijing has plenty of other 'defensive' reasons to reduce its holdings
17. December 2018
US Empire State index falls sharply - The White House's policy mistake cornered the Federal Reserve
China: Robust house price report disguises clouds on the horizon in 2019
14. December 2018
USA: Strong retail sales report keeps the Federal Reserve on track for a rate hike next week - and 'more rate hikes' in 2019
What is the agenda of President Xi Jinping? 'The opening and closing of Chinese politics'
China: Disappointing economic statistics will force Beijing to act more decisively - the yuan is at risk
13. December 2018
Brazil - President Bolsonaro needs strong links to the military when he launches pension reform just a global growth slows
Chinese policy-makers could soon be forced to react more aggressively to prevent a sharp decline in growth
12. December 2018
Euro-zone: Weak industrial output caused by several factors - Fiscal stimulus measures ahead of EP elections could soon be on the agenda
A short note on yet another Tory leadership challenge in Britain
11. December 2018
USA: Higher core PPI inflation does not change the fact that headline inflation has peaked - Small business sentiment falls sharply
China: Still no signs of faster credit expansion in the latest monetary statistics - Car sales contract
Britain: Wages increasing at the fastest rate since 2008 make the task of the BoE much harder
Turkey records a current account surplus in October as the economy contracts and imports plunge
10. December 2018
China: 'Frontloading' in 2018 will come back with a vengeance in 2019 - QE by late 2019 remains part of the storyboard
7. December 2018
A 'benign' US labour market report will not prevent the Fed from raising rates in December, but a more dovish central bank statement will provide a better level to sell the stock market
The Euro-zone is 'supposed to' be in a good growth position - but the political risk will play a much larger role in 2019 - Fiscal expansion in H2?
China: Foreign exchange reserves report and PBoC balance sheet show that Beijing finally tries to halt the decline of the yuan after having sponsored the opposite outcome
Germany: Industrial production disappoints again on the 'CDU decision day' - Both leading candidates could prove highly divisive
6. December 2018
USA: Strong ISM service survey does not make the task of the Federal Reserve any easier
USA: The trade deficit with China hits a new all-time high
The Chart Storyboard 2019 - An 'early release' of the charts
Japan: Manufacturing and service sentiment is holding up surprisingly well, according to the Reuters Tankan survey - This contradicts still the 'Diffusion Index' predicting sharp economic contraction
The trade war: Suspiciousness is on the rise as the world now has two superpowers - Dramatic escalation as the daughter of Huawei founder is arrested
The trade war: Suspiciousness is on the rise as the world now has two superpowers - Dramatic escalation as the daughter of Huawei founder is arrested
5. December 2018
USA: The yield curve matters, after all!
Strong Swedish PMI surveys could give rise to second thoughts when it comes to getting 'too negative' on Europe
China: Caixin service index bounces back sharply in November but after a weak October survey - 'Time' is not on President Trump's side; Beijing has plenty of time
4. December 2018
Spain: Strong labour market and economic outlook, but the political centre shrinking rapidly spells trouble, as the far-right gains strongly in regional elections
3. December 2018
USA: A strong manufacturing ISM survey provides no reason for the Federal Reserve to delay the monetary tightening process
Turkey: Inflation falls sharply; President Erdogan has much to thank the central bank for
China: Beijing's stimulus efforts are not visible in the Caixin and the NBS PMI surveys - Contradictory policy goals hit steel prices
Trade war: The 'temporary truce' only delays a full-blown trade war; US opioid crisis is also part of the deal in 'a strange inversion of history'
29. November 2018
There will be no updates on Friday, November 30
Sweden and Switzerland: Two more negative growth surprises in the third quarter
Euro-zone: Economic sentiment is holding up surprisingly well; no signs yet of falling inflation expectations despite a sharp decline in the oil price
Turkey: Sentiment bounces back after the central bank raised policy rates against the advice of Mr Erdogan
USA: Surprise, surprise, not; the Federal Reserve turns dovish, but monetary policy remains the same
28. November 2018
USA: A sharp decline in 'new home sales' combined with other 'long-term' leading indicators are pointing towards recession in Q4-2019 or Q1-2020
At first glance, ECB monetary aggregates show no signs of a slowing economy, but.....
USA: No revision to the Q3 GDP headline number, but change-in-inventories revised up and private consumption revised down
Germany: The GfK consumer climate index still indicates tailwinds for households in the very near future - but the medium-term outlook deteriorates
27. November 2018
USA: Consumer confidence declines in November but to a far lesser extent than outlined by the UoM survey
The 'Italian problem' could get worse in 2019, as the economy shows evidence of slowing - the League sees strong support in the latest opinion poll
A general overview of the global macroeconomic and political situation - December
France: Consumer confidence index falls sharply as households see higher inflation and a weaker labour market
USA: Dallas Fed survey shows significant weakness - capital expenditure index plunges
26. November 2018
Germany: Manufacturing sentiment falls sharply in November as the CDU will soon vote for 'mini-Merkel' or a market-oriented Merz
Germany: Manufacturing sentiment falls sharply in November as the CDU will soon vote for 'mini-Merkel' or a market-oriented Merz
23. November 2018
The CDU's choice between 'mini-Merkel' - status quo - or a more market-oriented Friedrich Merz
Germany: Hillary Clinton and CDU's leadership contest - Signs of significant 'frontloading' in the Q3 GDP report details
22. November 2018
France: Manufacturing and service sentiment stabilises in November, but inflation at the factory gates is on the rise; 'yellow west' roadblocks continue
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