Insights Gain insight into our independent global macro research through these complimentary reports Trumps Agenda For His Second Term President Trump’s inaugural speech outlined his second term agenda. The theme was that the US will become “far more exce... Fed Beige Book Shows Modest Growth, Cooling Labor Market The Federal Reserve’s Beige Book shows a modestly growing economy imbued with post-election optimism, while highlighting... What’s Next For The Dollar? The US dollar steamrolled its peers since early October. After breaking out above its 200-day moving average, it is now ... Global Manufacturing PMI: Sluggish Growth Points To Lower Returns The October global manufacturing PMI printed at 49.4, up from 48.7 in September but still in contractionary territory. W... US Labor Market: Cooling But Not Weak Yet Job openings missed expectations at 7.44 million in September, a mild slowdown from August. The details of the JOLTS rep... DM Growth Slows Further In September Preliminary estimates suggest that activity continued to slow across DM economies in September.Manufacturing PMIs contra... How The US Could Cheat A GDP Recession According to BCA Research’s Counterpoint Strategy service, the post-pandemic US economy has inverted from its usual ‘dem... The Sahm Rule Is Not A Leading Indicator For The Economy Market and economic observers have devoted a lot of attention to the Sahm Rule following July’s employment report, and w... UK Services Inflation Still Too High For BoE's Comfort UK’s CPI growth stands right on the Bank of England’s (BoE) 2% target. However, services inflation remains sticky, growi... Consumer Credit Increases The Most In Three Months Total consumer credit rose by USD 11.4 billion in May (to USD 5,065 billion outstanding) from a slightly upwardly revise...
Trumps Agenda For His Second Term President Trump’s inaugural speech outlined his second term agenda. The theme was that the US will become “far more exce...
Fed Beige Book Shows Modest Growth, Cooling Labor Market The Federal Reserve’s Beige Book shows a modestly growing economy imbued with post-election optimism, while highlighting...
What’s Next For The Dollar? The US dollar steamrolled its peers since early October. After breaking out above its 200-day moving average, it is now ...
Global Manufacturing PMI: Sluggish Growth Points To Lower Returns The October global manufacturing PMI printed at 49.4, up from 48.7 in September but still in contractionary territory. W...
US Labor Market: Cooling But Not Weak Yet Job openings missed expectations at 7.44 million in September, a mild slowdown from August. The details of the JOLTS rep...
DM Growth Slows Further In September Preliminary estimates suggest that activity continued to slow across DM economies in September.Manufacturing PMIs contra...
How The US Could Cheat A GDP Recession According to BCA Research’s Counterpoint Strategy service, the post-pandemic US economy has inverted from its usual ‘dem...
The Sahm Rule Is Not A Leading Indicator For The Economy Market and economic observers have devoted a lot of attention to the Sahm Rule following July’s employment report, and w...
UK Services Inflation Still Too High For BoE's Comfort UK’s CPI growth stands right on the Bank of England’s (BoE) 2% target. However, services inflation remains sticky, growi...
Consumer Credit Increases The Most In Three Months Total consumer credit rose by USD 11.4 billion in May (to USD 5,065 billion outstanding) from a slightly upwardly revise...
