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Labor Market

MacroQuant sees significant downside risks to stocks over a 1-to-3 month horizon and suggests increasing allocation to long-term bonds. The model favours defensive equity sectors but is also hedging its bets by overweighting materials.

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Looking at economic activity, global monetary policy seems restrictive, however, the behavior of financial markets tells a different story. What gives?

The signs of an approaching recession are starting to emerge. We will turn tactically defensive once they all fall into place.

There is a path to a soft landing, but it is a narrow one. We estimate that there is only a 20% chance that the US will avoid a recession before the end of 2025. We are currently neutral on global equities, but expect to downgrade stocks to underweight during the summer.

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