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Finvaulta tracks 392 research reports on Monthly Update, updated through September 3, 2026. Latest: “CEEMEA Growth Monitor: Aggregate PMI Edges Down But Remains Slightly Expansionary”.

January 2026 was characterized by record-breaking performance and historically elevated positioning across global fundamental long/short strategies. Asia-based managers delivered a return of 8.0% driven by technology tilts and extreme gross leverage in the 99th percentile, while European managers saw 3.5% returns with strong alpha gains in Industrials and Utilities. In commodity markets, the ANZ World Commodity Price Index climbed 2.0% led by wool and aluminum, while uranium spot prices surpassed $100/lb, fueling growth in nuclear-related equities and small modular reactor developments. Sector rotations favored Information Technology and Cyclicals, whereas Consumer Discretionary and Forestry faced headwinds from persistent weakness in Chinese construction. Retail metrics showed a decline in industry-wide home furnishing markdowns to 34%, signaling a tighter promotional environment despite decelerating construction activity. Finally, macroeconomic focus remains on Turkiye, where headline inflation accelerated to 4.8% in January, prompting the central bank to implement tighter credit caps to manage upside risks to its 2026 targets.

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Euro Area: Final PMIs Confirm Resilience Through August thumbnail

Euro Area: Final PMIs Confirm Resilience Through August

J.P. Morgan·Sep 3, 2026

The final August Euro area composite PMI settled at 52.0, indicating steady regional growth momentum tracking 1.4% annualized for 3Q. However, upward revisions to price sub-indices suggest inflation remains sticky at just under 3%.

Sep '26 Pulse Check: ERLI Project Upgrade Cycle Intact, but Slower Pace to Continue thumbnail

Sep '26 Pulse Check: ERLI Project Upgrade Cycle Intact, but Slower Pace to Continue

Goldman Sachs·Sep 3, 2026

Goldman Sachs' September 2026 ERLI pulse check shows that while the Asia-Pacific earnings upgrade cycle remains intact, future revisions will moderate amid softer manufacturing activity. The strategy recommends longing Industrials, Tech Hardware, Insurance, and Banks, while shorting Consumer Staples, Utilities, New Tech, and Consumer Discretionary.

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Foreign Exchange Outlook

MUFG·Sep 1, 2026

MUFG's September 2026 Foreign Exchange Outlook analyzes G10 and EM currency trajectories ahead of a rare month where every G10 central bank meets. While elevated energy prices and hawkish rhetoric from Fed Chair Warsh support near-term dollar yields, MUFG projects medium-term USD depreciation as global yield differentials normalize.

G10 Inflation Monitor: Monthly GS Trimmed Core Ticks Up Outside of Japan thumbnail

G10 Inflation Monitor: Monthly GS Trimmed Core Ticks Up Outside of Japan

Goldman Sachs·Aug 28, 2026

Goldman Sachs' July G10 Inflation Monitor shows sequential trimmed core inflation ticking up across the US, UK, Euro area, and Canada, while declining in Japan. July core inflation surprised to the upside across most DMs, driven by services strength and specific component price pressures.

Emerging Market Bond Top List and Themes: Carry Remains Attractive thumbnail

Emerging Market Bond Top List and Themes: Carry Remains Attractive

UBS·Aug 17, 2026

UBS CIO maintains an Attractive stance on emerging market credit, citing appealing carry well above developed market cash rates. With spreads near historical tights, investors should focus on income carry, quality short- and medium-term tenors, and selective high yield or subordinated debt.

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Thematic Pulse

J.P. Morgan·Jul 29, 2026

This report analyzes the recent volatility in the Tech/AI sector, highlighting the rise of cost-efficient Chinese open-weight models and ongoing debates around capital expenditure.

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Global Performance Monitor

Bank of America·Jul 1, 2026

Global equities slipped 0.9% in June as concerns over higher interest rates and AI valuations offset strong underlying earnings revisions. Sector leadership shifted toward Banks, Semiconductors, and Health Care.

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Global Earnings Revision Ratio: US-Led Rebound

Bank of America·May 20, 2026

The BofA Global Earnings Revision Ratio rebounded to 0.91 in May, fueled by a 5-year high in the US ratio (1.80). Energy and Tech remain the strongest global sectors, while Taiwan leads within Asia.

Weathering the Shocks

ING·Sep 3, 2026

CEEMEA Growth Monitor: Aggregate PMI Edges Down But Remains Slightly Expansionary

Goldman Sachs·Sep 3, 2026

Brazil: Manufacturing PMI Deeper In Contractionary Territory

Goldman Sachs·Sep 3, 2026

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