The chart above shows the number of billionaires per 100,000 people in each EU and US state.  Wyoming is the only state to have more than one billionaire for every 100,000 residents.

The chart above shows the number of billionaires per 100,000 people in each EU state.  Cyprus is the only state that comes close to having one billionaire for every 100,000 residents.

The chart above shows the number of billionaires per 100,000 people in each US state.  Wyoming is the only state with more than one billionaire for every 100,000 residents.

The chart above shows the number of billionaires in each EU and US region.  Only the Western EU and the Western US have over 200 billionaires.

The chart above shows the number of billionaires in each EU region.  Only the Western EU has over 100 billionaires.

The chart above shows the number of billionaires in each region.  Only the Western US has over 200 billionaires.

The chart above shows the number of billionaires in each EU and US state.  California, Germany, and New York are the only states to have more than 100 billionaires.

The chart above shows the number of billionaires in each EU state.  Germany is the only state to have more than 100 billionaires.

The chart above shows the number of billionaires in each state.  California and New York are the only two states to have more than 100 billionaires.

All rates rose in September.  The yield curve remained the same as the previous month thus ending its narrowing streak at four-months.  The one-month bill maintained the lowest rate throughout the month.  All rates rose at a somewhat similar pace to each other keeping the risk of an inversion brought upon by rising short-term rates at the same level as the previous month.  Such an inversion, if it were to happen would be a strong indicator for an upcoming recession.