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MacroQuant is overweight equities, underweight bonds, and neutral cash....
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Downside risks to equities are building. Rates, the dollar, and energy prices will remain elevated into yearend. This trifecta makes a soft landing less likely than before and hurts corporate profits and multiples. However, high cash balances may offer downside protection against a sharp correction....
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Aggressive monetary tightening has always led to recession, although the timing is uncertain. The effects of high interest rates are starting to be felt. Investors should stay risk off and buy government bonds as a safe haven investment with carry. ...
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Introducing our Special Series to assess where Portugal, Italy, Greece, and Spain stand today. Stay tuned for more. ...
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After a busy month of global central bank meetings, and rising global bond yields, it is a good time to update our suite of Global Central Bank Monitors to assess the likely next moves from policymakers. The signal from the Monitors in all countries (outside of Japan) is consistent with the “on hold...
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In Section I, we note that the recent surge in long-maturity government bond yields is symptomatic of a sharp reduction in market expectations for a soft-landing economic outcome. This underscores that the US and other developed market economies are on an ultimately recessionary path. We also discus...
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We downgrade Growth and upgrade Value based on our view that rates will remain elevated for a while longer. ...
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The bear market in US bonds will likely end with a bang rather than a whimper. Even during the secular US bond bull market of 1982-2021, cyclical bond bear markets ended only after an eruption of financial turmoil. It would be strange if this current ascent in bond yields ended without significant c...
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The global energy transition will become more disorderly, if oil-and-gas capex growth continues to outpace that of critical minerals. We remain long exposure to the equities of oil and gas producers via the XOP ETF; the COMT ETF to retain direct commodity exposure, and $100/bbl December 2024 Brent ...
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