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AN ECONOMIST’S GUIDE TO NVIDIA

It is a sad state of affairs (for economists, anyway) when the latest earnings report from asingle stock name is a much bigger deal than the US CPI or non-farm payrolls. But tha

VOLATILE MARKETS FAVOUR EM CREDIT

EM equity investors will remain cautious about re-entering the market. EM equity indices have fully made up the ground lost in the global market rout at the start of last month, but many

ECB HAWKS TRYING TO MANAGE CUT EXPECTATIONS

Headline HICP at 2.2%, softer wages, worsening EA growth and stalling new hiring finally overshadow concerns about service inflation – a September cut is coming

Acronyms, acrimony, and anagrams--Global Daily

Germany reeled from the far-right AfD and far-left BSW taking 42-49% of the vote in two eastern states. It could even have been worse: only a late “computer glitch” removed a seat the

Global Strategy Weekly

We have always exhorted our readers to watch Japan closely as it has consistently been a forerunner of major market moves (eg the late 1990s tech bubble started to

August debt issuance volume growth decelerated as leveraged loan refinancing activity moderated

Debt issuance volume growth decelerated sharply in August as corporate leveragedloan refinancing activity moderated. Global debt issuance increased just 5% y/y in

Expect sequential improvement as resilient disposable income is aided by waning

On September 4th and 5th we will host ~80 consumer companies at our 31st annualGlobal Retailing Conference, where we expect to hear updates on the US consumer

2024 Global Retail Conference

Health of the consumer and outlook for growth We expect messaging from the companies attending to be cautious on the health of the consumer, especially the lowest end.

Catalyst or Culprit?

We present a comprehensive, collaborative, in-depth and multi-faceted analysis of a very complicated and controversial but potentially

Americas Transportation: Railroads: Weekly Rail Carload Snapshot — Week 35

Total traffic results for US Class I rails under coverage imply carload growth nat +8.4% YoY in week 35, a slight deceleration versus +9.4% YoY in week 34.