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BCA Research’s US Bond Strategy service recommends that investors nudge portfolio duration up to neutral as we head into 2023. Then, starting in January, the team's task will be to call the cyclical peak in Treasury yields once they are confident that the…
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This week we present six key investment views for 2023.

The US October CPI report showed a broad-based moderation of inflationary pressures, suggesting that price pressures have likely peaked and will continue to ease going forward. A wage-price spiral -- whereby workers demand higher wages to compensate for…
The S&P 500 Industrials sector is among the top performers in the recent equity rally, gaining 17% since October 12. On a year-to-date basis, the sector’s 6.2% decline is more muted than the benchmark’s 16.8% drop. Industrial stocks’ relative outperformance…

Crypto broker FTX’s bankruptcy does not pose a systemic threat to markets. It did reveal something deeply unflattering about excess liquidity, however, and suggests that other private investments may come a cropper.

Today, we are sending you the BCA annual outlook for 2023. The report is an edited transcript of our recent conversation with Mr. X and his daughter, Ms. X, who are long-time BCA clients with whom we discuss the economic and financial market outlook for the next twelve months toward the end of each year.

Preliminary estimates suggest that durable goods orders unexpectedly firmed in October, accelerating to 1.0% m/m from 0.3% m/m previously, against milder growth expectations. New orders for transportation equipment grew 2.1% m/m and led this increase, though…
Canadian equities outperformed their US counterparts in local currency terms on a YTD basis. The S&P/TSX decreased by 4%, against a 16% decline for the S&P 500. Sector composition largely explains this outperformance. The TSX’s greater exposure to energy and…

Excess job vacancies in the US and UK reflect a labour market that cannot efficiently match unemployed workers with vacant jobs. This is because excess job vacancies reflect the shortage of labour supply in the 50 plus age cohort, whose skills are difficult to replace. In economic jargon, the post-pandemic ‘Beveridge curve’ has shifted outwards. Absent an unlikely shift in the Beveridge curve to its pre-pandemic version, killing US wage inflation will mean killing jobs. And killing jobs will mean killing profits. We go through the investment implications.

Minutes from the November 1-2 FOMC meeting reinforce our US Bond strategists’ view that the pace of Fed tightening will slow in December, before pausing in Q1 or Q2 of next year. “[A] substantial majority of participants” thought that a slower tightening pace…