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1st Positive Surprise of the Year

1. Deliveries beat, but... 2Q deliveries came to 443,956 units vs. MS at 427,303 and cons at 437,812. While this is one of the first and only positive

Data Preview: Mixed Picture in June,

Data preview: mixed picture again in June, slower Q2 GDP growth momentumFor the upcoming June data release, we expect smaller y/y decline in property sales on alow base,

Where are the conveXintlection/pain points in global markets?

Option delta hedging: a price movement amplifierDerivative trading can (significantly) impact asset prices via feedback effects of deltahedging strategies followed by option

Three investment lessons for the second halfUBS House View - Daily US

Thought of the dayGlobal equities started the second half of 2024 on a positive note. The S&P500 edged up 0.3% to stand just 0.2% beneath the all-time closing highstruck on 18 June. The index is

Cross asset ideas for yield

Summer simmerAs we approach midyear, Us large-cap stocks are holding on tosizzling gains, with the S&P 500 up 15% year to date andmaking several record highs, the latest set on 18 June. The

Commodity mid-year 2024 outlook

Global commodities: With global economic growth cooling (not collapsing), we believe the leg lower on commodities since mid-May is only temporary. To put this

Quarterly FX revisions

We have undertaken our quarterly FX revisions using the Bloomberg forwardcurve for the new quarter. Forecasts for F Y24 were left largely unchanged, exceptfor CSL where we

Machine Learning Based Trade Recommendations

The CARV model continues the short vol bias in Fixed Income and Credit,while shifting to a long vol bias for most Commodities, led by WTl andprecious metals. In Equities, NlFTY had

2024 Mid-Year Global Economic Outlook

H24 outcomes have aligned with our top-down views. Global growth hascooled to a still solid 2.4%ar and is less dependent on a US demand engineNotably, the Western Europe recovery

2024 Mid-year outlook

We expect Treasury yields to remain rangebound through the summer, with a declinefrom current levels expected later this year only once the Fed begins easingYields tend to