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Summary Where opportunities might be emerging in the battered bond market. Why the bond market may face even more volatility. Bond market volatility. Is the bottom in sight? Global bond markets have suffered their worst selloff in decades, as central banks ag...

Summary Year-to-date, allocations to floating rate notes have resulted in a more than 20% performance differential compared to U.S. 10-Year notes. Rising rates explain why owning the same securities as the Agg but reducing the maturity profile (1–5 years) led to losses that...

Summary In 2022, many asset classes that were highly correlated on the way up are remaining highly correlated on the way down. The price of incremental risk in some fixed income markets has de-compressed. We believe the role of fixed income in diversified portfolios will be as...

Summary Persistent inflation spurred the US Federal Reserve to raise interest rates aggressively in the third quarter, with 0.75% hikes in both July and September. Earnings estimates for equities had continued to climb during the early part of the year and only started to moderate...

Summary Global GDP growth is still expected to be positive in 2022 (excluding Russia) but is expected to fall fairly dramatically in 2023. The U.S. Q3 2022 earnings season has just begun, and the outlook is for lower but still positive revenue and earnings growth. Inflation wi...

Summary As has been the case in recent weeks, the stock market finds itself in a position where various technical factors, market internals, positioning and sentiment are suggesting this sell-off may be overdone and a short-covering rally due. While the ‘pain trade’ ...

Summary Financial markets have entered a period of head-spinning volatility. Consumer inflation remains at record highs across major developed economies. Higher yields will bring new income-generating opportunities and significant shifts in risk-return assessments. ...

Summary After the initial stages of the Ukraine crisis and amid the Federal Reserve’s aggressive hiking cycle, sector dispersion is now at 41%. The global financial crisis was led by financials and autos trading significantly wider, and tech/telecom was the driver of disper...

Summary For the most part, 2022 has unfolded largely on script, with inflation proving stubborn and the Federal Reserve seeking to cut off the spigot. Despite the general monetary trend toward stiff tightening on a global basis, individual countries continue to initiate moves to s...

Summary Until the war is over and energy markets have normalized, it is hard to put a floor on the euro, as the situation can deteriorate rather quickly. Further rate hikes by the Fed and aggressive QT will put more upside pressure on the dollar and more downside pressure on the e...