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Easing UK Labor Market Will Alleviate Wage Pressures…
US Service Sector Activity Decelerates In September…
Unwinding Unwinding…
Mixed Signals From Chinese PMIs…

In Section I, we note that the recent surge in long-maturity government bond yields is symptomatic of a sharp reduction in market expectations for a soft-landing economic outcome. This underscores that the US and other developed market economies are on an ultimately recessionary path. We also discuss why the S&P 500 is likely to fall to between 3300 and 3700 in a recessionary scenario, and how OPEC 2.0’s production cuts will, at a minimum, reduce the odds of pre-emptive rate cuts. In Section II, we revisit the economic outlook for Canada, looking for signs that one of the most indebted economies in the world is buckling under the weight of tight monetary policy. We do find evidence suggesting that mounting debt service is already impacting Canadian consumers, and we expect to see a continuation of weak/weakening consumer spending in Canada so long as the current stance of monetary policy is maintained.

Ifo German Business Sentiment: Smaller-Than-Anticipated Deterioration…
Flash DM PMIs Indicate Deteriorating Service Sector Activity…
US ISM Services PMI Unexpectedly Rises…
Eurozone And Chinese Services PMIs Disappoint…
Global Manufacturing Downturn Slows…