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Economía

China’s property price declines are accelerating. The contraction in new home prices in Chinese 70 large and medium-sized cities widened to 1.6% y/y in October, compared with 1.5% y/y in September. Meanwhile, 70-city secondary home prices shrunk further by…
Preliminary estimates suggest a bifurcation between European countries’ and other DM economies’ manufacturing and services activity took place in November. Eurozone manufacturing PMI improved by 0.9 points to 47.3 and held up from October’s levels for…
In a widely anticipated move, the RBNZ delivered an outsized 75bp hike and lifted the official cash rate to 4.25%, following five consecutive 50bp increases this year. It also provided guidance for further tightening ahead. Like in many DM economies, both the…
Informe especial

Stay defensive until recession risks are verifiably dispelled. Favor government bonds over stocks.

China is on the verge of experiencing a full range of deflation. Poor domestic demand will likely continue into 1H 2023 amid the ailing housing market, subdued private-sector sentiment and the zero-Covid policy, warranting a cautious stance on Chinese equities.

Informe especial

In this Special Report, we consider what some common monetary policy rules are recommending for the major central banks and derive conclusions on duration strategy and country allocation for bond investors. We conclude that rate hike expectations in most countries may appear appropriate given the current global backdrop of high inflation and low unemployment, but look elevated on a forward-looking basis versus slowing global growth and peaking global inflation.

Preliminary estimates indicate that Euro Area consumer confidence increased by 3.6 points to -23.9 in November, surpassing expectations of a more muted recovery. This second consecutive month of improvement comes on the heels of a consumption-driven surprise…
BCA Research’s Global Fixed Income Strategy and US Bond Strategy services conclude that developed market interest rates are too low given the current pace of economic growth and inflation, but too high relative to their expectation for both variables to slow…

Airlines have staged an impressive recovery this year, exceeding all expectations. While companies are optimistic, we are cautious. Just as pent-up demand for travel will fade, headwinds from slowing growth and high inflation will intensify. While it is highly likely that Airlines will continue to rally into the yearend, we will stick to our underweight as our three-to-six-month outlook remains negative.

Taiwanese export orders in USD terms contracted by 6.3% y/y in October, down from a 3.1% decline in the previous month and short of expectations of a milder decrease. Exports to China and Hong Kong drove the bulk of the contraction, which was broad-based…