May 31, 2021
GLOBAL CREDIT BULLETS | Monday, 31st May 2021
Central Banks – Some are taking the punch bowl away.The Reserve Bank of New Zealand was the latest central bank...
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Central Banks – Some are taking the punch bowl away.The Reserve Bank of New Zealand was the latest central bank...
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European banks – another strong quarter supports continued share outperformance.European bank earnings season is now complete – and it is...
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PMI data confirms strong European recovery.Strong PMI data last week brought business optimism to new highs and confirmed Europe’s accelerating...
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Covid-19 – Cases on the rise in Asia.While India remains the global Covid epicentre, more Asian countries are also struggling...
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Commodity prices, inflation break-evens and nominal yield curves are rising. Central banks have calmed markets down so far, arguing that...
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Central bank monetary policy has lifted asset prices but reduced yields on most market-based instruments. The impact of this, combined...
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Positioning for a more volatile 2H21.We expect volatility to rise over the coming months, potentially triggered by near-peak economic momentum,...
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Strong start to earnings season – European banks beating once again EU Recovery Fund nearing implementation – Euro bond issuance...
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Vaccine rollout – Europe accelerates as supply increases.Europe is catching up fast on vaccination speed since the start of Q2,...
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Central Banks – First hawks breaching the line.The first central banks are becoming hawkish, while others are lagging behind. It...
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Strong start to earnings season – US banks already reversing loan loss provisionsUS bank earnings are off to a strong...
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Geopolitical Risk – Russia and China vs the US?China and Russia are escalating tensions, testing the new US administration. After...
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