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Anatomy Of A Fall
Special Report

In this Special Report, we analyze the behavior of economic data leading up to US recessions and discuss some common patterns.

Global Investment Strategy by Miroslav Aradski
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Will Democrats Win Another Full Sweep? Not Likely

Democrats will not win a full sweep and implement drastic new tax hikes. However, our quant model still favors them to win the White House and just upgraded their odds. While we expect equity volatility around the election, investors do not need to worry about corporate tax hikes.

US Political Strategy by Yushu Ma, Matt Gertken
Yen’s Path Remains Higher Despite BoJ’s Dovish Signal
The BoJ delivered a surprise rate hike last week, then proceeded to sending a more dovish signal on Wednesday. Deputy Governor Shinichi Uchida strongly hinted at a central bank that would refrain from hiking further in times of market instability. The yen,…
Daily Insights
Does It Even Matter Whether The Sahm Rule Has Been Triggered?
The Sahm Rule – a widely watched real-time recession indicator – signals the early stages of a recession when the 3-month moving average of the unemployment rate rises at least half a percentage point above its past 12-month low. The surprise rise in the…
Daily Insights
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Will The ECB Save The Day?

Investors hope that the ECB rate cuts priced into the curve will be sufficient to achieve a soft landing in Europe. History argues against this view, but will this time be different?

European Investment Strategy by Mathieu Savary
Aircraft Order Cancellations Distorted June Durable Goods Orders, But Outlook Remains Bleak
Preliminary estimates suggest that US durable goods orders plummeted in June. They contracted 6.6% m/m, largely disappointing expectations of a faster pace of growth. However, a whopping 127% monthly decrease in highly volatile commercial aircrafts orders…
Daily Insights
Are EM Equities Really Cheap?
In US dollar terms, the MSCI Emerging Market index has been flat over the past 15 years, dramatically underperforming the S&P 500 and Euro Area equities. The root cause is fundamental; EM earnings per share (EPS) growth has lagged US and Eurozone EPS…
Daily Insights
A User's Guide To GeoMacro
GeoMacro’s monthly Beta Report will typically perform deep dives into the most pressing macro topics of the moment. For its debut, however, it turns the microscope on its own process, explaining the team’s framework and how investors can best incorporate its…
Daily Insights
US Inflation Continues To Decelerate
The disinflationary trend in US CPI continued in June as headline CPI dipped to 3% year-over-year, down from 3.3% in May, and core CPI declined by a tick to 3.3%. On a month-over-month basis, headline prices fell by 0.1% and core prices rose by 0.1%. One…
Daily Insights
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When Will EM Stocks Rally?
Special Report

The failure of EM stock prices to rally over the past 13 years is rooted in their companies’ inability to grow their profits. Even though EM equities appear cheap based on their cyclically adjusted P/E ratio, there has been a regime change in EM corporate profitability. Therefore, the CAPE model should not be used to value EM stocks now.

Emerging Markets Strategy by Arthur Budaghyan

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