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Recession-Hard/Soft Landing

Compensation Jump Still Leaves Doubt For The BoJ…
US Consumer Credit Growth Disappoints In April…

The ECB is now firmly in easing mode, even if it refuses to pre-commit to a specific rate path. What does this data dependency mean for the euro and European yields?

Although the comprehensive economic surprise indexes continued weakening in May, the metrics in our equity downgrade checklist haven’t softened enough to check more boxes now. While we continue to expect the US economy will enter a recession before year end, it is not yet certain and we remain tactically neutral.

Payrolls Surged In May, Wages Accelerated…
Fade The Strength In Chinese Exports…
Consensus GDP Growth Forecasts Are Too Optimistic…
A Three-Year Manufacturing Cycle…

The US economy remains on a path towards a recession, most likely starting in late 2024 or early 2025. For now, investors should maintain a benchmark allocation to equities, but employ a barbell strategy of overweighting defensives and materials.

ECB Cuts Rates But Hikes Inflation Forecast…