海外研报

Japan: April-June Machinery Orders Flat, but Exceed Previously Announced Outlook

BOTTOM LINE: Private sector core machinery orders, a leading indicator for capex,rose +2.1% mom in June, the first increase in three months, and came in above the

Israel: Large Downside Surprise to Growth in Q2

Bottom Line: Israel’s GDP growth fell from +17.3%qoq annl. to +1.2%qoq annl.(both seasonally adjusted), which was significantly below consensus expectations

Assessing the risks around our 2025 S&P 500 EPS estimates after a strong 2Q 2024 earnings season

The macro backdrop has distracted many investors from fully appreciating the strength of the 2Q earnings season. 56% of S&P 500 firms beat

US Week Ahead: August 19 - August 25

The key economic data releases this week are the jobless claims and existing homesales reports on Thursday. The minutes from the July FOMC meeting will be

US Daily: Renewed Progress on Recession Risk (Hatzius)

After the July jobs report released on August 2 triggered the “Sahm rule,” weraised our 12-month US recession probability from 15% to 25%. Now, we have

The Viewpoint: How Asian Central Banks Will React

The key debate is still US recession risks. Our US economics team continues to expect a soft landing with the Fed only cutting rates to 3.625% by end-2025.

Signals from the Credit Market for US Growth Risks

We think signals from the corporate credit market are fully consistent with a soft landing.

The Consumer in Context

Our view has been that consumer spending would slow but not slump; so far that path has played out. Employment, wealth, and

Global Macro Commentary | North America August 16 Morgan Stanley & Co.

Strong US data caps UST rally; solid UK retail sales sends gilts higher; RBNZ's Silk says contraction may be needed to lower

Apr-Jun GDP Quick Comment: Domestic Demand Recovery Reaffirmed

2024 reveal that real GDP growth came in at 3.1% SAAR, exceeding both the Bloomberg consensus of 2.3% and our 2.6% prior forecast (Japan Economics: Apr-Jun