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In this Month-In-Review report, we go over the latest G10 data releases and rank currencies’ fundamental standing based on our updated macroeconomic model.
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand hiked rates this week to 5.5%. There are many reasons to expect that to be the last rate hike for this cycle – a development that is positive for New Zealand bonds but bearish for the New Zealand…
Special Report The US stock price / bond yield (SBY) correlation shifted into negative territory over the past year, significantly departing from the positive correlation regime of the past two decades. The inflation regime is the primary macro driver…
  The New Zealand dollar was the worst performing G10 currency on Wednesday, plunging by 2.3% versus the US dollar. The sharp drop in the kiwi came after the Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) signaled that it was done tightening…
The debt ceiling game’s endpoint will avoid default only if it implies economic pain. For the Republicans, the best strategy is not to lift the debt ceiling unless the Democrats cut spending a lot, or unless the economy starts to…
China’s recovery is losing steam. Its industrial segments will disappoint, while the pace of consumer spending will be moderate. Overall, the Chinese economic recovery will underwhelm in the months ahead. Odds are that interest rate…
  Recent Asian trade data do not provide any optimism that the global manufacturing slump is nearing its end. South Korean exports collapsed by 16.1% y/y in the first 20 days of May. While the decline was broad-based, sales to…
Special Report In this *Special Report*, we analyze the dollar’s reserve status within the context of geopolitical crosscurrents. In our view, there is more than meets the eye when betting on the end of the dollar’s reserve status.
  The DXY index has been rebounding sharply over the past two weeks. Its 2.3% gain over this period has pushed it to a two-month high. A confluence of factors is supporting the dollar’s performance. First, multiple…
Global growth will weaken in the coming months, yet monetary authorities worldwide will be reluctant to ease policy. This state of affairs foreshadows a clash between markets and policymakers in the months ahead. China’s recovery is…