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1111 evidence-backed views published in the latest 7 days, newest first with same-topic and same-event views grouped together.

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#513d

Saxo BankneutralunclassifiedGeneralNovember 2026

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SAP weekly and daily, with the 186 and 220 strikes and the 20 November 2026 expiry marked; the shaded area is the platform's projected price range.

186General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 67Fresh 63

#523d

Saxo BankconditionalunclassifiedGeneralunspecified

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Selling a cash-secured put means agreeing to buy 100 shares at the strike if SAP is below it at expiry, in exchange for a premium collected today, with the cash set aside.

100General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 67Fresh 63

#533d

Saxo BankneutralunclassifiedGeneralOctober 2026

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A big fall in SAP would do the opposite and push the put’s price up (Source: our estimate based on Saxo prices, as of 15 October 2026).

15General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 67Fresh 63

#543d

Saxo BankbullishunclassifiedGeneralunspecified

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Risk: the EUR 387 is the whole upside, however far SAP rallies.

387General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 67Fresh 63

#553d

Saxo BankbullishunclassifiedGeneralunspecified

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Upside above EUR 220 is given away until expiry.

220General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 67Fresh 63

#563d

Saxo BankneutralunclassifiedGeneralunspecified

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After a 57% rise, a reasonable investor may expect the report to disappoint.

57%General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 67Fresh 63

#573d

Saxo BankneutralunclassifiedGeneralunspecified

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In our view the put may not suit that investor: EUR 387 is unlikely to compensate for buying into a falling share.

387General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 67Fresh 63

#583d

Saxo BankneutralunclassifiedGeneralunspecified

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A holder who expects another 10% jump gives that jump away with the covered call.

10%General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 67Fresh 63

#593d

ING THINKneutralunclassifiedGeneralunspecified

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Higher policy rates are therefore to be expected, though softening economic output will limit how high they go Producer prices set to accelerate Czech industrial producer prices surged 3.7% year-on-year in September and gained 1.2% month-on-month, with both figures coming in above market expectations.

3.7%General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 84Fresh 63

#603d

ING THINKneutralunclassifiedGeneralnext year

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Taking the latest data into account, we expect annual industrial producer price growth to peak above 6% in January, while agricultural producer price growth is set to climb above 12% by the middle of next year.

6%General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 84Fresh 63

#613d

ING THINKneutralunclassifiedGeneral2025

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Nevertheless, household consumption growth this year is projected to be slower than in 2025.

2025General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 84Fresh 63

#623d

ING THINKneutralunclassifiedGeneral2027

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Regarding fiscal policy, although the central bank is aware of the 2027 budget, as the NBH governor sits on the Fiscal Council that reviews and approves it, no public information will be available on this.

2027General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 84Fresh 63

#633d

ING THINKbearishunclassifiedGeneralunspecified

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Turkey: Central bank expected to cut rates by 100bp Thursday brings Turkey's October interest rate decision.

100bpGeneral★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 84Fresh 63

#643d

Scotiabank EconomicsneutralunclassifiedGeneralunspecified

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He also noted that the first “field hearing” by one of five task forces assigned the task of opining on AI and its effects on productivity and jobs will be held in San Francisco on November 16 th .

16General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 84Fresh 63

#653d

Scotiabank EconomicsbearishunclassifiedGeneralunspecified

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Lutnick reportedly opposes significant cuts to the 25% tariff on imports of automobiles and 50% tariffs on imports of steel and aluminum and derivative products from Mexico.

25%General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 84Fresh 63

#663d

Scotiabank EconomicsbearishunclassifiedGeneralunspecified

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President Sheinbaum has guided that the original list of 54 tariff and nontariff issues that the US brought up has been reduced to a still significant list of 12 items and clearly large tariffs remain on that list.

54General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 84Fresh 63

#673d

Scotiabank EconomicsneutralunclassifiedGeneralunspecified

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Canada will also release housing starts for the month of September (8:15amET).

8General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 84Fresh 63

#683d

Scotiabank EconomicsneutralunclassifiedGeneralunspecified

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US industrial output is expected to register a small gain in September’s reading (9:15amET).

9General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 84Fresh 63

#693d

Saxo BankneutralunclassifiedGeneralMarch 2022

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September producer prices rose 1.3% on the month against 0.5% expected, the largest increase since March 2022, energy-led at 10.8%.

1.3%General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 67Fresh 63

#703d

Saxo BankbullishunclassifiedGeneralunspecified

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Retail sales beat at 0.8%, though petrol stations carried most of it and the control group added 0.1%.

0.8%General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 67Fresh 63

#713d

Saxo BankneutralunclassifiedGeneralunspecified

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VIX 16.46, 20-day realised volatility 9.37%, stable, the index 0.48% above its 50-day average.

16.46General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 67Fresh 63

#723d

Saxo BankneutralunclassifiedGeneralOctober 2026

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Option-implied expected move for each report day against the average move after the last eight reports, with implied-volatility rank and last close, as of 16 October 2026.

16General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 67Fresh 63

#733d

Saxo BankneutralunclassifiedGeneralunspecified

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Goldman Sachs came in at 0.1x its expected move, JPMorgan 0.3x, ASML 0.3x and TSMC 0.5x.

0.1General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 67Fresh 63

#743d

Saxo BankbearishunclassifiedGeneralunspecified

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Tail risk signal: SKEW rose 2.00% to 160.45, a new high above all 60 stored sessions, on a day the 30-day measure fell: far downside protection got dearer as index volatility got cheaper, pointing to a bearish or defensive tilt in tail-risk pricing.

2.00%General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 67Fresh 63

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• Tail risk signal: SKEW rose 2.00% to 160.45, a new high above all 60 stored sessions, on a day the 30-day measure fell: far downside protection got dearer as index volatility got cheaper.

#753d

ING THINKneutralunclassifiedGeneral2026

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We therefore continue to expect annual average wage growth of around 9-10% in 2026, with the outcome likely to be closer to the upper end of this range.

9General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 84Fresh 63

#763d

SMBCneutralunclassifiedGeneralunspecified

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We expect residential fixed investment to fall 5.2% q/q in Q3.

5.2%General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 84Fresh 63

#773d

ING THINKbearishunclassifiedGeneral2027

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A deal on the 2027 budget remains possible, yet delaying the harder choices risks weakening the country’s fiscal credibility as the 2029 elections draw closer Belgian PM Bart De Wever This was supposed to be a decisive week for Belgium’s public finances.

2027General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 84Fresh 63

#783d

ING THINKconditionalunclassifiedGeneralJanuary 2027

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He is even prepared to push through legislation that would trigger automatic spending cuts of €3-4bn from January 2027 if no budget is agreed by year-end.

€3General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 84Fresh 63

#793d

ING THINKneutralunclassifiedGeneral2028

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In a second phase, negotiations are expected to resume with the aim of finding a further €6bn in savings across the 2028 and 2029 budgets.

€6bnGeneral★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 84Fresh 63

#803d

ING THINKneutralunclassifiedGeneral2027

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With a package of measures, Belgium should still be able to adopt a 2027 budget that brings the deficit below 5% of GDP.

2027General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 84Fresh 63

#813d

MUFGneutralunclassifiedGeneralOctober 2026

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European Macro │16 October 2026 FX Daily Snapshot European Macro Weekly 16 October 2026 • Macro focus –Revisiting the UK’s growth outlook: UK GDP data for August delivered another upside surprise, with monthly growth of 0.1% M/M defying expectations of a contraction and lifting the 3m/3m rate to a solid 0.7%.

16General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 84Fresh 63

#823d

MUFGbullishunclassifiedGeneral2026

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Annual growth has now exceeded 2% for the first time since the post-pandemic rebound, and we are tracking 2026 full- year growth at 1.5%, above the IMF's latest estimate.

2%General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 84Fresh 63

#833d

MUFGbearishunclassifiedGeneralunspecified

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Monthly growth of 0.1% M/M in August defied expectations of a slowdown (we had pencilled in a figure of -0.2% M/M) and, alongside upward revision to previous numbers, leaves the 3m/3m growth rate at a solid 0.7%.

0.1%General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 84Fresh 63

#843d

MUFGbullishunclassifiedGeneralunspecified

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The latest numbers certainly reinforce that narrative with annual growth exceeding 2% for the first time since the post-pandemic rebound period.

2%General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 84Fresh 63

#853d

MUFGbullishunclassifiedGeneral2026

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In terms of the growth outlook, we note that the IMF upgraded its 2026 figure to 1.3% earlier this week.

2026General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 84Fresh 63

#863d

MUFGbearishunclassifiedGeneralunspecified

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We are pencilling in a small contraction in the September monthly figure, but the Q3 growth rate as a whole still looks set to come in around 0.6-0.7% Q/Q.

3General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 84Fresh 63

#873d

MUFGbullishunclassifiedGeneral2027

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We also see scope for a similar growth rate (~1.5%) in 2027 given stronger momentum into the new year and more credible hints of a productivity improvement.

1.5%General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 84Fresh 63

#883d

MUFGneutralunclassifiedGeneralOctober 2026

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Putting it all together, we see at least some circumstantial evidence that the diffusion of AI through the UK's services-orientated economy may be occurring relatively European Macro │16 October 2026 quickly.

16General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 84Fresh 63

#893d

MUFGneutralunclassifiedGeneralunspecified

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We expect an uptick to 3.5% on the back of higher energy costs.

3.5%General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 84Fresh 63

#903d

ING THINKbearishunclassifiedGeneralunspecified

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Wage growth is down at 3%, and James K reckons it could go even lower.

3%General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 84Fresh 63

#913d

ING THINKneutralunclassifiedGeneralunspecified

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Right now, pricing suggests around a 30% chance of a rate hike, with the 9 December meeting seen as the most likely opportunity for such a move.

30%General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 84Fresh 63

#923d

ING THINKneutralunclassifiedGeneralunspecified

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We expect both manufacturing and services PMIs to decline, although the composite index should remain above the 50-point threshold.

50General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 84Fresh 63

#933d

TD Economics / TD SecuritiesneutralunclassifiedGeneralunspecified

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Mar - kets are pricing in almost a full rate hike by year-end, with the Bank’s next rate decision on October 28th Monday will also bring the BoC’s quarterly business and consumer surveys.

28General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 84Fresh 63

#943d

TD Economics / TD SecuritiesneutralunclassifiedGeneralunspecified

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The 5-year Govern - ment of Canada bond yield ended the week flat but remained 15 basis points below its September peak.

5General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 84Fresh 63

#952d

UBS CIOneutralunclassifiedGeneralunspecified

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Chipmaker TSMC offered a more cautious outlook, while the producer price index in the US rose 1.3% in September, its largest monthly increase in four and a half years and well above the 0.5% consensus forecast.

1.3%General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 100Fresh 63

#962d

UBS CIObullishunclassifiedGeneralunspecified

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Our analysis of US stock and bond portfolios found that a conventional 60/40 portfolio had a maximum recovery period of 4.2 years from bear market drawdowns since 1945, compared with 6.2 years for an all-equity portfolio.

60General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 100Fresh 63

#972d

Scotiabank EconomicsbullishunclassifiedGeneral2026

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LATAM WEEKLY October 16, 2026 Global Economics 3 On Friday, INEGI publishes August economic activity (IGAE) data which will likely show another ~3% expansion in output.

16,General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 84Fresh 63

#982d

Scotiabank EconomicsconditionalunclassifiedGeneralunspecified

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Coming off a 3.4% y/y non- seasonally adjusted (NSA) and 0.8% m/m SA gain in July, it’s likely that there was some moderation or correction in activity in August, more so if one assumes the normalization of World Cup related spending that took place in the first half of July.

3.4%General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 84Fresh 63

#992d

Scotiabank EconomicsneutralunclassifiedGeneralunspecified

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INEGI’s timely indicator of economic activity (IOAE) —which is, admittedly, not great —estimates that Mexico’s economy grew 0.14% SA in August, half of July’s 0.29% m/m.

0.14%General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 84Fresh 63

#1002d

Scotiabank EconomicsbullishunclassifiedGeneral2026

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THE GLOBAL WEEK AHEAD October 16, 2026 Global Economics 2 It Will Only Make Canada Stronger Six years ago, an aging Madonna called Canada ‘boring.’ I can’t say I’ve ever been a fan of hers, but readers of a note like this one certainly wouldn’t complain about a lack of anything interesting happening on the northern side of Lake Ontario.

16,General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 84Fresh 63

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