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Special Report We do not believe that NYCB is a canary in the coal mine for a new round of bank distress. The MidCap 400 Regional Bank Index’s subsequent 10% decline looks to us like a juicy opportunity for stockpickers who can separate the wheat from the chaff. Our Special Report is meant to assist them with their initial winnowing.
The soft landing and rate cuts narrative is being priced out, and the S&P 500 is overvalued and getting overbought. The Magnificent Seven are about to get a new moniker on the back of performance dispersion. However, without the cohort, S&P 500 earnings would have been even deeper in the red.
Our Central Bank Monitors support European central bankers’ decision to hold rates steady. Find out what it means for European fixed-income portfolio allocation.
The Global Equity Score turned bearish this month, resulting in an increased exposure to the Consumer Staples and Health Care. The Style Score continues to favor Large-Cap Value over Small-Cap Growth.
Our thoughts on bond positioning following this morning’s employment data.
The Saudi economy is facing internal and external headwinds. The geopolitical conflict is also escalating in the Middle East. EM equity portfolios should stay neutral on Saudi stocks. EM sovereign credit portfolios should upgrade Saudi Arabia from neutral to overweight.
The GAA Quant model is neutral on all assets.
In this Insight, we share our thoughts on yesterday’s FOMC meeting and the Fed’s likely next moves, with implications for US bond strategy.
Special Report In this Special Report, we update our thinking on the Hong Kong SAR dollar peg, with implications for domestic asset markets.
The US DoD rolled out its first-ever industrial policy designed to reverse decades of atrophy in its military-industrial complex. This left the US with diminished access to CMM commodities and supply chains, which are now dominated by China, and an industrial ecosystem to support its war-fighting mission that risks become uncompetitive. We remain long the XME and COMT ETFs to retain exposure to CMM producers and refiners. At tonight’s close, we will get long the Invesco Aerospace & Defense ETF (PPA), anticipating increased defense spending.