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Economic Growth

The recent bear-steepening of the US Treasury curve has been driven by the combination of stronger-than-expected economic growth and stable Fed rate expectations. Historically, such periods do not last very long, and we see the current bear-steepening episode ending soon. We also highlight an opportunity in Agency MBS.

Resilient US Retail Sales Growth In September…
Singapore NODX: The Contraction Eases…
ZEW: Better Days Ahead…

Q3-2023 is expected to mark the end of the earnings recession for the past three quarters, opening the door to positive earnings growth. Whether that would be sustainable or will sputter once the recession settles in as expected in 2024 remains to be seen. However, much of earnings growth is already priced in.

BoC: Too Early To Declare Mission Accomplished…
Restrictive Financial Conditions: A Drag On Growth…

More equity volatility is coming in the short run. Trump’s nomination looks to be smooth, which marginally reduces the incumbent party advantage and increases policy uncertainty.

It Is Too Late To Short Sterling…
Chinese Credit: Less Than Meets The Eye…