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Australian Macro Weekly

A volatile week and a hawkish RBAAfter a volatile week in markets, some calm appears to have returned. Our

Interest Rates Daily

Volatility driven short-end OAT curve dislocations have already started to correct. To us, the long-end remains exposed to (domestic) politics.  Having front-loaded

Core CPI expected to have firmed in July

We expect US headline CPI to have risen 0.21% m/m SA in July (from -0.06% in June) inthe release due next week, on August 14. We expect part of the acceleration to have come

Food for Thought: Sector Selection for Rate Reduction

Over 13 rate cutting cycles stretching back to the 1980s,Healthcare and Staples outperformed most consistently over

Initial claims see more normalization

Initial jobless claims declined last week, driven in part byoutsized drops in Michigan and Texas. Last week's reading of

US July CPI preview: Further easing

We expect US core CPI to extend its recent run of favorable prints with a 0.19% m/m gain in July (report released on 14 August). • We see risks as roughly balanced and pertaining to shelter, with

The Flow Show The Prime of Strife

Scores on the Doors: crypto 17.2%, gold 16.9%, stocks 8.9%, oil 6.3%, HY bonds 4.7%, commodities 3.3%, cash 3.2%, IG bonds 1.9%, US$ 1.9%, govt bonds -0.8% YTD.

Automotive Industry Weekly automotive pit stop

Valuation update – Pages 9-13We believe that the accompanying valuation framework is one of the most important fundamental fasctors that should be considered when making investment decisions on .

“If it’s time to get active, what should I buy?”

Stock screens for a cruel summerWith a surge in volatility, elevated near-term risks and a top-heavy index dragged down

Follow The Flow Nonstop inflows into credit

Withstanding headwindsDespite markets drastically repricing over the last week, credit funds recorded strong