The Joshi Rule Recession Indicator Stays Elevated, But Untriggered
The Joshi rule real-time US recession indicator remains at an elevated 0.154 versus its recession event horizon of 0.200, indicating weakening US labour demand. With the last mile of US disinflation requiring labour demand to ‘catch down’ with labour supply, investors should watch the Joshi rule very closely to pre-empt a potential tipping-point. Plus: tactically long Portugal versus Europe, and wheat versus cotton; and tactically short USD/CLP, Qualcomm (QCOM), and Salesforce (CRM).
Interested in reading this report?
To access the full BCA Research report, request a complimentary copy
BCA Research | Counterpoint
A global macro strategy which uniquely synthesizes macroeconomics with psychology, behavioural finance, non-linear systems, complexity, and fractal analysis.
Stay Connected with BCA
Get our latest events and research insights delivered to your inbox.