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Housing

Our US Investment strategists push back on the idea that US housing has become unaffordable. The narrative could still move votes in the midterms, but our colleagues see its economic significance as exaggerated. Since late 2019, per capita income in expensive…
Special Report

News flash: Young urban professionals are not gasping under the weight of an impossible rent burden. Investors should not be led astray by lightly examined popular narratives.

Housing remains a notable drag on the US economy, even as headline growth has stayed resilient. US economic data has been stronger than expected this year, but housing has been a clear exception. Residential investment has detracted from US GDP growth in…

The US residential real estate market remains soft. While the decline in mortgage rates is a positive, it is too early to bet on housing becoming the engine of growth for the US economy this year.

In the Alpha report, we maintain our bullishness on the equity market. We are optimistic that the cash-fueled cycle will evolve into a leverage-driven one, with the AI capex cycle acting as the "bridge" between the two. Our view is easily falsifiable. If the 10-year yield starts moving against us, we will pull the plug on the cycle. One reason to fret is that tariff revenue has now become critical to the equity bull market. Without it, bonds could riot.