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Mapletree Logistics Trust

Occupancy rates are projected to remain resilientwith proven resilience over economic uncertainties. We believe that high earnings visibility which is a

Yen facing cross-currents

The monetary policy convergence story is real - DB changed its Fed call to 3 cuts(previously 1) this year after the CPl print. While the Fed repricing over the comingyearortwo hasn't been huge (eg, 1y1yis still comfortably above thelows

A major rotation is underway in global equities

The surprisingly soft US June CPI print has triggered a price surge in highly-levered and beaten-up global small-cap stocks relative to their large-cap counterparts. In our view, this

Weekend Cross-asset Dislocations (28-Jul-2024)

The July short squeeze has been painful, but the short-squeeze should be short-lived

US Elections & the MexicoChina Bridge vs. Buffer Debate

Chinese investment is a risk to Mexico's nearshoring narrative, not a means to achieve it. Mexico is acting as a China Buffer fending off Asian imports

GS Crypto: Distracted market reaction to US spot ETH ETFs trading debut

Bank of Japan (BOJ) intervention following a softer US CPI on 11th July, was the first time the government was selling into USD weakness (typically the BOJ have

refer to the views and observations of the desk.

Positioning + Flows .. not much reprieve last week during what has been one of the more dynamic momentum / positioning drawdowns we’ve

Navigating a Noisy Election

Prepare for more noise than signal. Uncertainty is high for election results & the macro impacts of key policy choices. We see value in key equity sectors, a skew toward USD &

US growth pick-up but dimmer Europe outlook

US election: Harris steps in, but Trump still more likelyWhile the prediction market-implied odds of Democrats winning the White House

US Weekly Prospects

Fed on track for September easeAgainst this backdrop, the FOMC meets next week, Despite afew high-profile calls for the Fed to start cutting next week,that does not appear to be in the cards. Rather, we look foreasing