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A confluence of both supply and demand factors contributed to the natural gas rally over the past few months. This trend could continue for a while longer. However, cyclical and structural factors ultimately argue against a sustained increase in prices.
Our thoughts on this afternoon’s Fed decision and the bond market reaction.
Special Report This week, we present our key views for Global Fixed Income and FX for 2025.
Special Report Odds are rising that the trade-weighted US dollar will roll over and depreciate sometime next year. However, USD weakness will not be due to stronger ex-US growth. Rather, economic conditions in China and Europe will continue to underwhelm. Therefore, a weaker US dollar will not boost prices of cyclical commodities. That said, when we change our view on the US dollar, we will upgrade our stance on EM financial markets – especially EM domestic bonds.
Special Report We offer 5 key investment views for US fixed income markets in 2025.
Updated views on trends in labor supply and demand in light of this morning’s employment report.
This report reviews our FX and Fixed Income trades over the last year. We look forward to sharing our thoughts for 2025 next week.
Our Portfolio Allocation Summary for December 2024.
President Trump’s victory has injected a dose of uncertainty into the outlook for commodity markets. Most notably, the new administration’s energy policies are likely to be part of the early agenda. Changes in US domestic and foreign policies will also impact the outlooks for gold and industrial metals. In this Strategy Report we highlight the likely consequence of Trump’s election on the major commodities.
Corporate bond spreads have tightened significantly during the past month, even as the range of economic outcomes consistent with stable credit spreads narrows.