The debate on whether this is a Burns or a Volcker-like scenario rages on, but re-inflationary forward-looking indicators are increasingly coming to light. This is particularly evident in countries that have already cut interest rates.

The debate on whether this is a Burns or a Volcker-like scenario rages on, but re-inflationary forward-looking indicators are increasingly coming to light. This is particularly evident in countries that have already cut interest rates.
The sudden optimism around the ETH spot ETF approval has reignited Crypto optimism. Another sign that monetary policy is probably not overly tight here and that liquidity is flowing still.
The NFIB survey made for worrying reading for the Fed as the dual mandates seem to move in opposite directions. How to balance weaker employment growth and higher prices in an election year?
The BoJ has once again managed to move the needle without moving the market and there are few clues on the direction from here. Well played Ueda!
Donald Trump versus Joe Biden is now a done deal unless something extraordinary happens ahead of November. Meanwhile, the two most dovish G10 central banks will report over the coming days.
The market is doing exactly what it should do, if US/Western inflation is falling and China is fueling the global economic growth momentum again. The question is whether it is sustainable to bet on that cocktail. We doubt it.