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Consumer

What The US Banks See What…

The biggest banks report that consumer credit card delinquencies still have yet to get back to pre-COVID levels and other credit performance indicators, leading and lagging, remain solid. There is still a great deal of cash sloshing around the banking system, though consumption has clearly slowed. We reiterate our view that a recession is coming, but not before the year is out.

There is a high probability that the global economy will tip into recession in the second half of 2024. A long yen position is an excellent hedge against that risk.

Recession Indicators Are Still Sending A Warning…
US Beige Book: Stable Or Slightly Weaker Growth Outlook…
Resilient US Retail Sales Growth In September…
ZEW: Better Days Ahead?…
Restrictive Financial Conditions: A Drag On Growth…
Chinese Credit: Less Than Meets The Eye…
US Consumer Inflation Expectations Unexpectedly Jump, Weighing On Sentiment…