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It's hard to make a case for attractive returns from any asset class over the next year. We dial down risk a bit but ending our overweight on junk bonds. Investors should pick up yield where they can but without taking excessive risk…
In this Weekly Report, we will discuss the outlook for BoJ and U.S. Federal Reserve policies after these meetings and the implications for bond markets in both countries.
Although the Fed is on track to hike rates in December, the credit cycle is far more advanced than the monetary tightening cycle. Position for a December rate hike by being short duration and in curve flatteners. Weakening corporate…
Stocks are flirting with new highs, courtesy of a gradualist Fed and the reduced threat of incremental near-term U.S. dollar strength.
Special Report A playable pair trade opportunity has emerged on the back of shifting capital spending patterns: long communications equipment/short machinery.
We put the odds of an oil-production freeze agreement between OPEC and Russian officials next week in Algiers at slightly better than a coin toss.
Are negative yields on $10 trillion of global bonds a sure sign of a bubble? The answer is no... and yes.
The fiscal spending impulse in China is still positive but receding. The nation's productivity and potential GDP growth are bound to decline due to a rising role of government in capital and resource allocation. Hence, cyclical…
Consumer products stocks are likely to move to an even larger valuation premium before the cyclical outperformance phase ends.
Special Report The secular bond bull market is over. Safety is in a bubble. The shift from monetary to fiscal easing is the most likely candidate to prick the bubble in safety. In this piece we revise our yield portfolio to increase its resilience…