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STRONG DOLLAR PROBLEM. JOIN US LIVE

This is an extremely important and off-consensus theme that we've been fixated on for over a year. How thestrong dollar is dealt with by the US will have global economic ramifications, we even see the potential for a new

New Construction Grows in June Despite Volatility in Rates

New Housing Activity Continues to Grow in June: On a trailing 12-month basis,single-family permits rose 15% YOY in June, vs up 16% in May and -22% a year ago.

Asia-Pacific Portfolio Strategy: Asian equity market daily update

The MXAPJ Index dropped 0.9% today. Taiwan and India markets outperformed,while Australia and Korea markets underperformed. Within MXAPJ sectors, Utilities

Americas Morning Research Summary

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European Morning Research Summary

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Morning Market Tidbits The Fed can afford to be patient

Why not cut in July?In a recent article, former New York Fed President Bill Dudley called for the Fed to begin its rate cutting cycle at next week’s FOMC meeting. Given his vast experience in

Small/Mid Cap Strategy 5 FAQs we’re fielding on small caps

1) Are small caps still cheap after the rally?On an absolute basis, no – as of yesterday’s close, the Russell 2000 at 15.5x trades slightly above its historical average P/E of 15.2x. But small caps remain cheap vs. large

Re-examining implications for commodities under a Red Wave

Global commodities: We build on our recent examination of the implications for commodities stemming from the US elections (see here) to reassess w hat GOP

Much ado about nothing

A Trump presidency brings into focus his extreme policy positions. The impact of such policies on the energy market would not be straightforward.

FOMC: dovish hold to precede September rate cut

We expect no change in the federal funds rate (FFR) at the July Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting, in what we expect will be a