Currencies
Peak FFR: A Compromising Situation?
In our last piece, we discussed the added complication of US debt ceiling negotiations on the evolving global macro backdrop.
Read MoreUS Debt Ceiling and Financial Markets: Risk off or Just a Familiar Dance?
In our last piece, we discussed the most recent developments in the inputs and official commentary on central bank monetary policy…
Read MoreGlobal Macro and the Debt Ceiling: Figure It Out?
In our last piece, we discussed the recent central bank actions and rhetoric from the ECB, BoE and Federal Reserve…
Read MoreA Significant Watershed for DM Rates: End of the Road?
In our last piece, we discussed our views of the impact of credit concerns in the (small) banking sector and how they appeared to differ from central market expectations…
Read MoreThe Monetary Policy Limit: One More Time?
Last week, we discussed the two dominant schools of thought in the macro space that have evolved…
Read MoreUS Monetary Policy: The Sound of Silence?
Last week, we discussed the implications of the ongoing credit conditions repricing in the US, in the context of the Fed narrative…
Read MoreWhat is the New ‘Sufficiently Restrictive’?
Last week, we discussed the RBA rate decision, the recent commentary from Bank of England…
Read MoreCentral Banks at Easter: A Time for Reflection?
While it remains unclear what the magnitude of the banking sector concerns will be on the real economy, it is clear that the seriousness of the issue likely leads to a new wave of bank or asset regulation…
Read MoreAbsolute, Not Relative: Are Markets Missing the Wood for the Trees?
Last week we discussed the continued focus of Developed Market Central Banks on the prospect of continued above trend or ‘sticky’ inflation…
Read MoreJoining the ‘Dots’: Credit Tightening and the Monetary Cadence
Last week we discussed the evolution of the monetary impulse in developed markets this year.
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