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Labor Market

Despite the blah opening to the year, we do not think stocks have reached an inflection point. We expect that incoming data will continue to flatter the soft-landing narrative for another couple of months, helping the S&P 500 to establish a new all-time high before the rally runs out of steam.

Mixed Signals On The US Labor Market…

Following today’s US jobs data release, the Joshi rule real-time US recession indicator inched up to 0.18 and is now just a whisker from its recession event-horizon of 0.20.

A soft landing can be achieved but not maintained. We are cutting our tactical recommendation on stocks from overweight to neutral and scaling back our long-duration stance.

US JOLTS: Labor Market Cooled Further In November…

The market is excited by the idea that the Fed will cut rates early this year, even without a recession. But is that likely, with inflation still set to be around 2.8% mid-year?

The Consensus Is More Optimistic About The US Economy…

Our outlook for the Fed’s interest rate and balance sheet policies in 2024.

Our outlook for the Fed’s interest rate and balance sheet policies in 2024.

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