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Government

A Donald Trump victory would send bond yields higher during the next few weeks, but yields will fall in 2025 no matter the election outcome.

Yesterday, the ECB solidified its recent dovish tilt in response to weaker growth and decreasing inflationary pressures. It is now set to cut rates 25bps each meeting. How low will the ECB deposit rate ultimately go and what does this imply for yields and the euro?

ECB Bank Lending Survey: A Bright Spot For Europe…
A Bearish Signal From Commodities…
Soft Landing And US Treasuries…
UK Assets: Mark Your Calendar…

This week, we cover the main questions we fielded during our latest client trip in Europe. Among the many topics broached are Europe’s recession odds, the impact of China’s stimulus, and the outlook for European markets.

In this Insight, we assess whether investors should expect fiscal turbulence in the UK, that will drive UK yields higher and the pound lower.

RBNZ Steps Up Pace Of Easing After August’s Surprise Cut…
US-China Battle for Nuclear Energy Supremacy…