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New Monetary Framework: more hawkish than you think

The ECB’s new monetary framework is set to take effect on18 September, and yet nothing will really change. The only effective

USD: feeling green

The USD outlook has taken a turn for the worse of late on the back of: (1) growing market expectation that the Fed easing cycle could start as

Emerging Market Focus

The economic growth slowdown in Q2 turned out to be more significant than expected, with a notable deceleration in retail sales and continued

DeskTalk - Macro whispers of Trump 2.0 trades

US Treasuries are opening lower after a holiday in Tokyo. 2s10s curve is bull steepening though the move is likelyto be contained ahead of Fed Chair Powell's interview today. That said, our rates strategists think momentum, weak

SAUDI KEY TO TRUMP OIL TRADE

Talk of ‘Trump trades’ has become more fashionable than ever since last weekend’s failed assassination attempt on the Republican nominee – but most such talk is inconclusive. The

Despite the Heat, the Animal Spirits are Cooling Off

Stormy Spirits Ahead?Our Animal Spirits Index (ASI) fell in June to 0.53 from 0.88 in May but has remained positive in all six months of 2024 (chart). Previous reports detail the index's methodology, but on a basic level, an

The Impact of Trade Policy Uncertainty on Capex Beneficiaries

The US presidential election is re-shaping the Europeanequity market. While markets have just started to fadeEuropean political risk, the US presidential election on

Sizing the Very Uncertain Increase in Trade Policy Uncertainty (Briggs/Pierdomenico)

US Presidential candidate Donald Trump has signaled that he will likelyimplement significant tariffs if elected, raising risks that a sharp increase in trade

Global Rates Trader Policy Path Dependent

While US election risk is an inescapable focus in rates market discussions, the lastmonth has revealed the difficulty building clear momentum in trading the eventualoutcome.

Healthcare Pulse: Shifts Now Afoot... Investor sentiment

The title of our last weekly, “Strap-In” was a grossunderstatement for the epic momentum reversal thatensued this week