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Labor Market

It is too early to say that the US labor market has turned the corner. We assign a 60% chance that the US will enter a recession over the next 12 months, with the downturn likely to begin in the first half of 2025. Accordingly, investors should underweight equities.

US Aggregate Data Hint At Accelerating Activity…
RBNZ Steps Up Pace Of Easing After August’s Surprise Cut…
Record-High Uncertainty Constrains Small Business Hiring and Capex…

The US election underscores three long-term trends of Generational Change, Peak Polarization, and Limited Big Government. Investors should expect more volatility around the election and should assess the results before adding more risk. While we predicted the October surprise from the Middle East, more surprises are coming before the final vote is cast.

This report looks at the likely path for the dollar and bond yields over the next 6-to-12 months.

A Blockbuster September Employment Report…

The bond market priced out a lot of recession risk after this morning’s employment report, and the 10-year Treasury yield has moved back into the Soft Landing Zone. We assess the data and consider whether we need to change our cyclical positioning.

ISM Services PMI Surprises To The Upside In September…
Bet On A Higher AUD/CAD…