Assuming population projections hold and labor force participation and productivity rates remain similar to the past decade's average, the combined GDP of the 10 largest emerging markets will approach that of the 10 largest developed markets. Read our latest research on #EmergingMarkets: https://okt.to/mJiEvK
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David Chan, MBA from MIT
Executive Director of Financial Planning & Analysis at WarnerMedia, 25+ years of experience in finance & strategy
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Jan Brännmark
Head of Segment, Europe
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Justin Lam
Security Analyst, 451 Research
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Information Security Research Head, 451 Research / S&P Global Market Intelligence
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From S&P Dow Jones Indices: Global equities continued to trend higher in the third quarter of 2024, as #CentralBanks in many parts of the world moved to ease monetary policy on the back of moderating inflation. The S&P Global BMI rose 7.0% for the quarter and was up 18.1% YTD. #EmergingMarket regions drove the market up, with an impressive 10.4% return, almost catching up with the performance of developed market regions YTD. MENA equities also turned around and joined in the global upward trend, with the S&P Pan Arab Composite rising 6.7%, led by UAE (up 11.9%) and Qatar (up 9.3%). Get more insights: https://okt.to/Wpg2bw
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Norway's pipeline #GasExports to landed markets in #NorthwestEurope rebounded in October after having fallen sharply in September due to heavy maintenance, an analysis of S&P Global Commodity Insights data showed Nov. 6. Deliveries amounted to 9.56 Bcm in October, up from just 6.4 Bcm in September and also 5% higher year on year, the data showed. Exports in October were also higher than the five-year average for the month of 9.38 Bcm. Get more insights: https://okt.to/NaszPX
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The #Asian sustainable aviation fuel's cost of production closed higher in October, with the Platts-assessed used cooking oil-based SAF rising $25.27/mt, or 1.51%, on the month to close at $1,693.72/mt Oct. 30 and palm fatty acid distillate-based SAF surging $71.55/mt, or 4.17%, to $1,787.11/mt over the same period, S&P Global Commodity Insights data showed. Read more: https://okt.to/EL8jXO
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Live entertainment spending will likely remain healthy at 5%-10% growth over the next 12 months as stretched #consumers continue to spend on experiences. However, demand for and spending on live entertainment may moderate in 2025. Read more with S&P Global Ratings: https://okt.to/dw0HCX
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The election of Donald Trump as US President will have widespread effects on many facets of American #trade and industrial policy. The #auto sector is particularly likely to experience upheaval, given the importance of supply chain and environmental regulations on the current direction of the industry. Start every business day with the S&P Global #DailyUpdate — which offers our analyses of the most pressing developments affecting markets today, alongside a curated selection of our latest and most important insights on the global economy. Join the conversation in the comments, and subscribe to be notified of each new edition.
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Saudi Arabia is ahead of G7 #economies in purchasing power parity GDP per capita, a position unlikely to change through 2030. Although our projections show that #Saudi Arabia will improve in economic size, it is forecast reach the top 18 globally, rather than its target of top 15, by 2030. Read our latest research on #EmergingMarkets: https://okt.to/b1JTq7
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Lithuania's #NaturalGas consumption was recorded 31% higher year-on-year in the period January-September 2024, at some 12.2 TWh (1.1 Bcm), with cooler weather and lower #gas #prices prompting the upturn in demand, transmission system operator Amber Grid said on Nov. 4. Read more with S&P Global Commodity Insights: https://okt.to/u2bjeE
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#Oil futures were slightly lower and trading in a tight range early Nov. 6 following news that former President Donald Trump was elected to a second term. At 1156 GMT, NYMEX front-month crude was down 97 cents at $71.02/b, while ICE front-month Brent was down 95 cents at $74.58/b. Read S&P Global Commodity Insights article: https://okt.to/xGZ6QS
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#Fintech funding in #SoutheastAsian nations sees signs of recovery after falling in recent years, as the industry is likely to benefit from #InterestRate cuts and the emergence of new technologies such as generative artificial intelligence (#GenAI), according to a new report. Read S&P Global Market Intelligence article: https://okt.to/aNEenF
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