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1216 evidence-backed views published in the latest 7 days, newest first with same-topic and same-event views grouped together.

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#453
MUFGneutralunclassifiedGeneralunspecified
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The Bank of Japan has three bond-buying operations scheduled on October 16, targeting JPY290 billion of JGBs coming due in 3-5 years, JPY85 billion in 10-25 years, and JPY75 billion in >25 years; meanwhile, market expectations of the terminal rate hold steady at around 2.5%, a broadly neutral stance and a neutral view on JGBs.

16General★★★Heat 50 · 19 inst.Authority 84Fresh 39
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The Bank of Japan has three bond-buying operations scheduled on October 16 where it will target JGBs coming due in 3-5 years (JPY290 billion), 10-25 years (JPY85 billion), and >25 years (JPY75 billion).
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MUFGneutralunclassifiedGeneralApril 2026
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In its "Competition for Capital" report, MUFG cites IMF World Economic Outlook – April 2026 data showing the global economy at $126 trillion in 2026, using this as the basis for sizing total investable capital.

1General★★★Heat 50 · 19 inst.Authority 84Fresh 39
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1 2 3 4 5 6 The Global Competition for Capital / OCT 2026 / page 10 Sizing Total Investable Capital2 The Global Competition for Capital / OCT 2026 / page 11 The $126 Trillion Global Economy Source: International Monetary Fund, “World Economic Outlook – April 2026” Data is for 2026.
#488
MUFGneutralunclassifiedGeneral2003
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MUFG frames leadership in global AI capex spend as part of the global competition for capital, measuring investment cycles by average annual infrastructure spending as a percentage of GDP: 3.6% for telecom & fiber (1996-2003), 2.2% for projected Big Tech AI capex (2025-32), 1.1% each for highways (1956-73) and electrification (1905-25), 0.7% for railroads (1870-90), and 0.5% for canals (1836-41).

1996General★★★Heat 50 · 19 inst.Authority 84Fresh 39
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Average annual infrastructure spending as a percentage of GDP Telecom & Fiber (1996-2003) Projected Big Tech AI Capex (2025-32) Highways (1956-73) Electrification (1905-25) 3.6% 2.2% 1.1% 1.1% 0.7% 0.5% Railroads (1870-90) Canals (1836-41) The Global Competition for Capital / OCT 2026 / page 41 Leadership in Global AI Capex Spend Source: (1) IDC.
#492
MUFGneutralunclassifiedGeneral2015
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MUFG's 2015 report showed net interest expenditure on government debt as a share of GDP at 3.8% for the US, 2.4% for EM, 1.7% for the Eurozone and 0.3% for Japan, with forecasts of 4.2%, 2.5%, 2.2% and 1.5% respectively by 2030, pointing to a regime shift toward a higher risk-free rate.

0%General★★★Heat 50 · 19 inst.Authority 84Fresh 39
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0% 1% 2% 3% 4% 2015 2020 2025 2030 Net interest expenditure on government debt, % of GDP Forecast US EM Eurozone Japan 3.8% 2.4% 1.7% 0.3% 1.5% 2.2% 2.5% 4.2% Regime Shift to Higher Risk-Free Rate B.
#494
Saxo BankbearishunclassifiedS&P 500 · SPXunspecified
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The Fed chair damped hike expectations while industrial output ran hotter than forecast; US equities suffered another AI-led selloff, with investors rotating into defensive sectors, Europe outperformed and Asian markets remained under pressure.

S&P 500★★★Heat 50 · 8 inst.Authority 67Fresh 93
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• Macro: The Fed chair damped hike expectations while industrial output ran hotter than forecast • Equities: US equities suffered another AI-led selloff, Europe outperformed as investors rotated into defensive sectors, Asian markets remained under pressure.

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