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The storm before the calm?

sectors had wow down moves of less than -2%. Moreover,Real Estate actually finished the week in positive territory.

US Weekly Prospects

Compared to last week’s event-filled calendar, the relatively quiet schedule this week gave time to pause and reflect on the

A slowing, not a slump: what we're watching

We expect a moderate slowdown, and the Fed cutting 25bps in September. But the burden of proof is on the soft landing. Last

The Global 360 Our views around the world

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Implied Thoughts Four key takeaways from the latest sell-off

The short-term rates market is still fully pricing in a recession (and risks position unwinds if data doesn’t comply).

On Our Minds-Consumers help lift 2024 growth estimate, but 2025 outlook has weakened

Recent industrial production and retail sales data point to strong consumptionfueled growth in 2Q24, with a carryover effect leading us to upgrade our 3Q24

US Economics Weekly Risingunemployment is not“transitory'

CITI'S TAKEThe rise in the unemployment rate is the clearest sign yet that rather thanachieving a “soft landing" the US economy is more likely to slide intorecession.Attempts to explain away

There’s No Place Like Home: close-out and home repatriation of Yen-funded positions triggers global

Years of negative policy rates enticed Japanese households, pension plans, state-owned banks and the Bank of Japan itself to create what Deutsche Bank estimates as a $20 trillion carry trade0F

Central Bank Policy Tracker August 2024

Recent policy changes: DM central banks have continued to cut rates, with23.3% (on a GDP-weighted basis) lowering policy rates over the last three

G7 and BIC outlook

Although the labor market has cooled substantially, there is not enough evidence of recession in the near-term.