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Corporate Profits: Recession Is Bad, Deflation Is Worse

by Arthur Budaghyan, Head of CoreMacro   Ayman Kawtharani,   

Corporate profits are more sensitive to selling prices than to volumes. Falling prices even amid mildly rising volumes could produce a meaningful profit contraction. Stay with deflation trades. In particular, maintain the short EM stocks / long U.S. 30-year Treasurys position. Indian stocks are still pricey and will deflate further in absolute terms.

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