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CUB--Currencies monthly view

• A weaker mix of growth, labor market data, and lower inflation inthe US supports our call for a more meaningful rate-cutting cycle in

Why High Yield Now?

We’ve often heard that European High Yield spreads are tight (currently ~370bps), and that prices need to fall (and yields rise) before the credit cycle can ultimately

GS--What’s Next in Gas: Potential Ukraine transit deal poses downside risk to our TTF forecast

News today (September 19th) of a potential deal between Ukraine andAzerbaijan that would effectively prevent the halt of the remaining 42 mcm/d of

US Election Cheatsheet_ All facts, no fiction

We address 12 frequently asked US election questions - whether you just want to brush up on basics or understand

GS--The consumer, savings and stock performance

UK households benefit from positive real incomegrowth; the latest labour market data show private sector

Taboo--Global Daily Market comments

This week we learned how (not) to say you believe you may be behind the curve without saying you are behind the curve, like a bad game of Taboo. Markets continued to celebrate the outsized

GS--Takeaways from Digital Forum: Underappreciated Technology Value

We attended the SLB Digital Forum in Monaco, which broughttogether 1,400 customers and technology partners, and highlighted

Quick RIC - Between a stock and a hard place

The teetering tactical case for stocksUntil the data improve or the Fed panics, we are tactically more cautious. Move up in

Central_Bank_Weekly__20th_September_2024

RBA ANNOUNCEMENT (TUE): The RBA is likely to keep the Cash Rate Target unchanged at 4.35% at its meeting next week with all 45 economists surveyed by Reuters unanimously

BofA_US Economic Weekly Softer growth and a more dovish Fed_20240920

Weekly viewpoint: A bumpier landingWe have tweaked our economic forecasts. In response to softer-than-expected labor