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Labor markets are softening in most developed economies, as is usually the case in the lead-up to recessions. Our base case is that the global recession will begin in the second half of 2024, but we will be monitoring our MacroQuant model on a daily basis for confirmation.

A Growing Monetary Policy Divergence Between Australia & Canada…
A Hawkish Pause From The Bank Of Canada…

In this Special Report, we introduce two strategies that use our Central Bank Monitors for global fixed income country allocations and currency trades. We find that using the Monitors in country selection helps improve the performance of a developed markets government bond portfolio. The CBMs can also help substantially minimize the drawdowns on a standard FX carry strategy.

In this insight, we look at whether the recent data justifies a shift by the BoC, and some potential trades.

In this insight, we look at whether the recent data justifies a shift by the BoC, and some potential trades.

In this report, we present the quarterly review of the Global Fixed Income Strategy Model Bond Portfolio. The portfolio remains positioned for slower global growth momentum over the next 6-12 months, favoring government bonds over corporate debt. The portfolio also favors government bonds in countries flirting with recession where policy rates are too high (core Europe & the UK).

BoC: Too Early To Declare Mission Accomplished…
Highlights Canadian economic growth slowed significantly in Q2, raising the question of whether one of the most indebted economies in the world is buckling under the weight of tight monetary policy. Contrary to a popular narrative in Canada, the country’s increase in household sector debt over…
Another BoC Rate Hike?…