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Barclays - Global Rates Weekly_ Decision time

In the US, strength in income and underlying activity suggeststhat neutral is higher than currently priced in. We recommend

Curvature Securities, LLC September 3, 2024

The SEC dropped a bomb on the market back in 2022. They proposed mandating central clearing in the U.S. Treasury market. The goal was to make the market more secure during times of stress. All

GD--NERVOUS BULLS

September’s risk relapse is a reminder that the summer turbulence has impaired market sentiment. ▪ Slowdowns do not necessarily portend recessions, nor are stock market corrections necessarily the harbinger

GS--Taiwan: August Exports—Sustained Strength on Tech and US Demand

Taiwan’s exports rose 8.4% mom sa in August, rebounding sharply from acontraction of 1.7% the previous month. The outcome was well above expectations.

GD--NAVIGATING THE US SOFT PATCH

A deepening US soft patch and tech spillover weigh on EM risk sentiment◼ Local debt will fare well provided the dollar remains relatively benign

GS--Sponsor Activity Barometer Issue #28

We update our Sponsor Activity Barometer for the latest weekly datapoints (asof 6 September 2024). This week, our Barometer reading comes in again at +6%

GD--JUST ANOTHER RECESSION HEADFAKE?

A running joke in my Chart stories is that I keep being overlooked for the Nobel prize ineconomics. Now – even more outrageous – I discover that some academics took my

GD--ECB PREVIEW: EA GDP AND PROFITS SEAL A SEPTEMBER CUT Davide Onegli

With all key data ahead of the next ECB meeting finally out, officials are now certain to deliver another 25bp cuton Thursday, in line with our long-held expectations. While even ECB hawks have to admit that incoming data

SocGen - Week Ahead in Economics - Should the ECB worry about growth.

The outcome of the ECB meeting on Thursday is an easy call: another 25bp rate cut. But ECB members will have to weigh a tricky outlook featuring sticky wages and services inflation

DB--Mapping Markets: Why are markets so nervous right now, and is this justified?

Markets are very jittery right now. The S&P 500 just saw its largest weekly decline since SVB’s collapse in March 2023. And apart from the brief turmoil of early