Long & Short
ECB and the Fed: The First Cut is the Weakest?
Last week, we discussed a number of factors, from the concentration of elections in EM (India, S, Africa and Mexico) and the significance of the data releases this week…
Read MoreA big week for the US, ECB & Global Economy
Episode 129: This week we discuss a big week for the US, ECB & Global Economy…
Read MoreCan growth disappointment unlock volatility?
Last week, we discussed the announcement of the UK General Election and how political uncertainty…
Read MoreCentral Banks, Ballots, and Inflation
Episode 128: This week we discuss Central Banks, the UK Election and Inflation…
Read MoreTicking Clocks: Inflation and Politics?
Last week, we discussed the evolution of UK monetary policy expectations following on from the Bank of England decision that brought two dissents in favour…
Read MoreInflation: Milestone or Millstone?
Last week, we discussed what we described as a milestone in the monetary policy trajectory of the Bank of England…
Read MoreCentral Banks, Elections, and Market Trends
Episode 127: This week we discuss Central Banks, Elections, and Market Trends…
Read MoreInflation and Policy Rates: One Direction?
Last week, we further discussed our long-held disagreement with the market extrapolation of both US growth and European weakness (US exceptionalism)…
Read MoreGlobal Economy & Bank Rates: What’s Next?
Episode 126: This week we discuss: 1) The Bank of England Milestone, 2) Global Economic Outlook, 3) Key Data Releases in the US.
Read MoreA Higher, Narrower, More Treacherous Path?
Last week, we questioned the clear market consensus view of US exceptionalism – at least in terms of the recent market desire to extrapolate (significant) US growth outperformance.
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