Rabobank
February 10, 2026
US and Global Growth Outlook
Daily UpdateMacro Economic IndicatorsRates Govt BondsFXInformation TechnologyIndustrials
The report highlights a growing global economic divide, contrasting the potential for 15% US growth fueled by AI and loose policy against the 1.5% stagnation seen in Europe, Australia, and Canada.
Key Takeaways
- 1.Trump suggests US growth could reach 15% or higher under specific Fed management, signaling a move to run the economy 'hot'.
- 2.European and Commonwealth economies (Germany, UK, Australia, Canada) are facing a '1.5%' growth reality or lower, driven by deindustrialization and weak productivity.
- 3.US AI sector remains a massive growth outlier, with Alphabet planning a 100-year bond and memory chip shortages impacting markets.
Table of Contents
- Market comments
- Day ahead
- FX Strategy
- Credit Strategy & Regulation
- Client coverage
- Disclaimer
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Authors
Michael Every
Securities
GOOGL2330 TTUS TreasuriesRobert Bosch GmbH
Themes
Economic Divergence ('15% vs 1.5%')AI-Driven Productivity ParadigmsNeo-Merchantist Geopolitics
Regions
North AmericaEuropeAsia PacificUnited StatesGermanyChina
