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dragged down by global cyclicals and financials amid significant foreign outflows

Performance: MSCI/All Taiwan -5.3%/-4.2% this week,underperforming MXAPJ by -2.4% (in US$), dragged by

Mid-July JD Power US pricing data indicates industry ATPs at $43.9k, -2.0% m/m and -3.3% y/y

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Interest Rates Daily

Summer season means more time to dig into our methodology and hone our tools. With 2026 now on the monetary policy horizon (around 18 months from now), we

Argentina: Trade Surplus in June Supported by Weak Imports and a Stronger Harvest (Armella)

Bottom Line: The trade balance recorded a US$1.9bn surplus in June, up from theUS$1.8bn deficit recorded a year ago but weaker than the US$2.6bn surplus in the

Americas Morning Research Summary

This summary is compiled from research reports previously published by Barclays Equity Research. A full list of all publications is available on

Boeing Co. (BA): Monthly aircraft delivery tracker: July mid-point check-in

Our aircraft delivery tracker, based on Planespotters data, shows Boeing hasdelivered 23 aircraft in July through 7/21, including 17 737 MAX, 3 787, 1 777, and 2other.

LatAm At A Glance Summer breeze

Supportive external environmentThe global backdrop remains favorable for LatAm local markets. US inflation prints over the past two months have come in well below expectations. At the same time growth

Global Macro Watch Known Unknowns 21 – 26 July

Full focus on US 2Q GDP and PCEWe expect the advance estimate of 2Q GDP to come in at 2.3% qoq saar on the back of a strong consumer, with risks to the downside. Meanwhile, personal income and

Global Macro Watch Known Unknowns 21 – 26 July

Full focus on US 2Q GDP and PCEWe expect the advance estimate of 2Q GDP to come in at 2.3% qoq saar on the back of

High Frequency Monitor Temporary glitch

Semis weighed on equity returns last weekThe MSCI AC World Index fell -2.1% last week as the Semiconductor sector (-9.1%) weighed on returns in all regions. Despite the pullback, this global Semis sector has still