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Special Report For the foreseeable future, Saudi Arabia will remain a price-taker, and not a price-maker in the oil markets; While the economy will face a growth recession, the kingdom has sufficient resources to weather the pain; Policymakers are…
China's underlying final demand for crude and oil products (excluding changes in inventories) has been weaker than is suggested by its imports of crude oil. The government has used lower oil prices to accumulate strategic petroleum…
The reflation rally continues. Despite our bearish outlook for the year, we think the risks of the current rally lie to the upside given China's redoubling of stimulus at the expense of reform. Populist troubles are picking up in…
China's reflation policies have succeeded in reviving iron ore and steel prices, which are up 45.6% and 52.6% from their January lows, along with the profitability of domestic steelmakers.
Special Report This week U.S. Equity Strategy is sending you the latest BCA Special Report, where Mark McClellan and Anastasios Avgeriou tackle the questions of "Global Earnings Recession: How Deep? How Long?"
Special Report Earnings-per-share (EPS) for the MSCI all-country world index are estimated to have fallen by 7% in the year to March, the fourth quarter in a row of annual decline. The length and depth of the profits recession is key to the…
Saudi oil policy, like its defense policy, will be more aggressive and less predictable, following Deputy Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's apparent nullification of a production "freeze" deal at Doha.
Monday's upgrade of the energy sector to neutral and the exploration & production index to overweight does not mean that refiners are out of the woods. In fact, the opposite is true, because the crude oil supply glut will morph…
BCA's Energy Equity Strategy, our newest sector-specific service, recently published a report arguing for a rebalancing of global oil markets in the second half of this year, and modestly higher oil prices, a view which was not…
Bearish sentiment is a red herring, as most other measures of investor positioning point to a strong undercurrent of bullishness. That is contrarily worrying.