What Can Markets Look Through To

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While easing energy pressures may reopen global reflation trades, structural headwinds from deglobalization and defense spending will maintain higher inflation volatility. Key risks center on ECB policy overreaction and a potential US inflation reacceleration if growth picks up.

Key Takeaways

  • 1.Fading energy risks could allow global reflation to expand beyond US technology into broader risk assets.
  • 2.Structural factors like deglobalization and defense spending will keep inflation volatility and bond term premia higher than pre-Covid levels.
  • 3.The ECB and BoE risk policy overreaction by hiking into a labor market that is weaker than the post-Covid peak.

Table of Contents

  • Global Macro at a glance
  • Growth drivers
  • Major risks
  • What can markets look through to?
  • AI Risk On vs Middle East Shock
  • United States
  • Euro Area
  • China
  • Global LIs
  • Economic forecasts and central bank watch

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Authors

Global TeamRory Green

Securities

US TreasuriesUK GiltsUSD

Themes

Deglobalization and Trade FragmentationAI and Productivity cycleCentral Bank Policy Error (ECB/BoE)

Regions

North AmericaEuropeAsia PacificUnited StatesChinaUnited Kingdom