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Inflation/Deflation

When will the US also buckle under high rates? We expect a US recession to begin around mid-year. Stay defensive.

Decelerating ECI Consistent With Easing Price Pressures…
Powell Pushes Back Against March Rate Cut…
Sluggish Economic Conditions Persist In China…
NOK And The Inflation Problem For Norway…

We describe and explain the wide disparity of wage inflation across G7 economies, and discuss what it means for the Fed, ECB, BoE, and BoJ policy moves in the coming year. Plus: we highlight two investments ripe for reversal, and two investments ripe for rebound.

Dallas Fed Survey Corroborates Pessimistic Signal From Other Regional Fed Banks…
Deflationary Pressures Are Dampening Chinese Industrial Profits…

A recent slew of macroeconomic data has reassured us that the runway to a recession is longer than many thought. However, that positive realization comes with two caveats. First, the Fed pivot is not imminent, and the magnitude of rate cuts may disappoint. Second, the recession has been delayed but not avoided. Further, geopolitical risk is elevated. We will overweight Tech on the next dip and upgrade Retail to an overweight.

Is the rebound in European PMIs enough to boost the appeal of European risk assets?