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Bank of Korea: preparing for a Q4 pivot

The Bank of Korea’s (BoK) decision to keep its policy rate unchanged at 3.50% was unanimous, but its forward guidance has turned incrementally more dovish as anticipated.

Investigating scope for Generative AI to drive upside for

Following the excitement around ChatGPT's launch and the proliferation of competitor Large Language Model (LLM)solutions, the commencement of what is likely to be large spend on infrastructure buildout (with tech giants and beyond

USA | Equity Strategy

We updated our Manager Holdings for Long Only investors, and it hadimplications for a number of Hedge Fund portfolios. We updated Uber Crowded,

Europe Non Research Other

All about the US inflation print this alernoon and i willtake my lead from there. The market feels as though it wanls to embrace alower USD and if the print is sot (rounding will also be important today)

European Equity Strategy

It's time for stock picking again: Europe's stock level dispersion and equities market breadth are just starting to recover from lows ( Exhibit 2 and Exhibit 6 ) amid recent investor focus on elections,

China: Not Quite the QE You Expect

The People’s Bank of China (PBoC) has been trying to cap a record-breaking rally in the bond market. Unfavourable rate differentials add to yuan

American Themes

The market’s perception of Brazil’s fiscal outlook has worsened in recent months after the government proposed a diluted fiscal consolidation plan for 2025-2028 in its draft Budgetary Directives Law in mid-April.

What will the pound do, this summer?

On a quiet day for markets, the RBNZ announced a ‘dovish hold’ with rates staying at 5.5% while the central bank’s guidance implied that it is only a matter of time before they are cut. Read

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Despite a less benign start of the year, confidence on the disinflation theme has been restored after the last few prints came in soft. For today, consensus is for a 0.1%MoM increase in headline and a 0.2%MoM increase

Weaker Dollar with Softer US CPI

The Dollar weakened sharply, US yields came off, while JPY strengthened significantlyon the back of a softer than expected CPI print, together with suspected FX intervention