#251
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We forecast a terminal rate of 4.25% next year.
4.25%General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 84Fresh 54
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#252
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Regarding bonds, historical precedent indicates that the spread should settle in the 50-120bp range by the time of entry into ERM II.
50General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 84Fresh 54
#253
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We expect price growth to remain below the central bank’s target for the rest of the year and throughout the first half of 2027.
2027General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 84Fresh 54
#254
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We believe this partly reflects elevated expectations surrounding the fiscal plans, with markets anticipating a frontloaded consolidation and a deficit target below 5% of GDP in 2027.
5%General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 84Fresh 54
#255
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Looking ahead to 2027, growth could soften if the AI tailwind fades and weak domestic consumption becomes a more visible drag on activity.
2027,General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 84Fresh 54
#256
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Markets raised the probability of an October hike to around 40% from about 20% before the release.
40%General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 100Fresh 54
#257
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But this remains below Wednesday's closing level of 5.19%, and we do not expect the revised rate and yield outlook to undermine the positive outlook for US assets.
5.19%General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 100Fresh 54
#258
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US GDP growth was close to 2.5% annualized in the first half of the year and likely near 3% in the third quarter, underpinned by a healthy labor market.
2.5%General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 100Fresh 54
#259
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While September payroll growth slowed to 29,000, the three-month average of 51,000 remained broadly in line with estimates of the pace needed to keep unemployment stable.
29,000,General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 100Fresh 54
#260
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Initial unemployment claims also recently reached a 10-week low, with no broad increase in layoffs, while the ISM manufacturing index remained firmly in expansion at 54.5 in September.
10General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 100Fresh 54
#261
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Investors are pricing roughly 3.5 further hikes, in addition to the one in September, while we expect just two more increases.
3.5General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 100Fresh 54
#262
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Assuming the starting point at the end of 2019 was at the standard 60% equities and 40% bonds and no rebalancing was done during the short-lived bear market, the investor would have lost some recovery potential once the market bottomed.
2019General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 84Fresh 54
#263
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This could quite easily extend into the first quarter of 2027.
2027General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 84Fresh 54
#264
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On the growth side, we have a 2% real growth forecast tendency for 2027.
2%General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 84Fresh 54
#265
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That points to 4.75%, representing a mild upside bias relative to the 4.5% level we view as broadly neutral.
4.75%General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 84Fresh 54
#266
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At the time of this writing, announced capital spending by large U.S. technology companies points to more than $1 trillion of investment in 2026, according to company filings, with roughly $1.5 trillion in additional outlays forecast thereafter.
$1 trillionGeneral★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 100Fresh 54
#267
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We estimate AI-related investment has contributed roughly 1.2 percentage points to the 2.7% average annualized growth in U.S. domestic demand over the same period (see Figure 2).
1.2General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 100Fresh 54
#268
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There are no signs of international investors leaving US markets, and by our calculations, foreigners have kept their share of US bond and equity markets steady at around 20%.
20%General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 84Fresh 54
#269
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Households spent an estimated $2.6 billion more on motor fuel in Q2 2026 than a year ago (about $150 per household) to buy 3% less fuel.
$2.6 billionGeneral★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 84Fresh 54
#270
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This could quite easily extend into the first quarter of 2027.
2027General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 84Fresh 54
#271
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Assuming we’re right that there won’t be big second-round effects, we think rate cuts could be on the agenda before the end of 2027.
2027General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 84Fresh 54
#272
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THE CREDIT MARKET LENS The Credit Market Lens: Green Shoots and Legacy Risks in Direct Lending 10/13/2026 After years of abundant capital and intense competition that produced increasingly borrower-friendly terms, the tide may be shifting.
10General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 100Fresh 54
#273
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ECONOMIC AND MARKET COMMENTARY How a K-Shaped Economy Affects Opportunities in Asset Based Finance 9/2/2026 With resilience concentrated among wealthier households, investors should prioritize consumer-linked ABF investments.
9General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 100Fresh 54
#274
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The content is only a generic disclaimer that statements concerning financial market trends or portfolio strategies are based on current market conditions, which will fluctuate; it offers no explicit directional call or asset view.
1General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 100Fresh 54
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#275
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The BoJ has indicated that the estimated range of the neutral policy rate is between 1.1%and 2.5%.
1.1%General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 84Fresh 54
#276
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Junko Koeda stated that she believes the level of the neutral interest rate is considerably above 1%” which indicates that she still sees room for further rate hikes with the current policy rate at 1.25%.
1%General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 84Fresh 54
#277
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MAS expects AI-related orders and capacity expansion to support near-term growth, although the positive output gap should narrow through 2027.
2027General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 84Fresh 53
#278
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NOAA assigns agreater than 83% chance that the event will remain strong to very strong through January-March 2027.
83%General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 84Fresh 51
#279
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NOAA also estimates up to an 83% chance that the event becomes historic during October – December, meaning itwould exceed the strength of all previous El Niño events inrecords dating back to 1950 3 .
83%General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 84Fresh 51
#280
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In its 2026 outlook, Natixis notes that El Niño disrupts production conditions, reduces river flows, warms ocean waters, and damages crops, so Latin American economies where agriculture, fishing, mining, and hydropower represent a large share of output bear the steepest losses (bearish on such climate-sensitive economies).
7General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 84Fresh 51
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7 https://www.piie.com/blogs/realtime-economics/2026/el-nino-could-drag-down-global-economy-almost-1-trillion-or-least-7 LATAM MACRO INSIGHTS 4 Latin America’s exposure toElNiño Source: The Economist, National meteorological agencies, EIU, Natixis ► Dependence on climate-sensitive industries: El Niño disrupts production conditions, reduces river flows, warms ocean waters, and damages crops, meaning economies where agriculture, fishing, mining, and hydropower represent alarge share of output bear the steepest losses.
#281
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In Latin America, the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC) identifies Ecuador among the most exposed, estimating that an extreme El Niño event could reduce economic growth by up to 4.4%, citing the country’s vulnerability to flooding, fisheries disruption, and hydroelectric stress.
4.4%General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 84Fresh 51
#282
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LATAM MACRO INSIGHTS 6 Preparedness can reduce losses and fiscal responses.
6General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 84Fresh 51
#283
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In the 2023-2024 climate event, the Peruvian government allocated abudget ofmore than $2bn (or 2.5% of GDP) for prevention and emergency action, which helped reduce damage 8 .
2023General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 84Fresh 51
#284
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Natixis's report "Super El Niño is not kidding around" notes in its LATAM MACRO INSIGHTS that the estimated El Niño impact, based on historical data, is a cumulative effect on real GDP growth over four quarters.
8General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 84Fresh 51
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8 See the MEF press release HERE LATAM MACRO INSIGHTS 7 Americas: ElNiño impact summary, estimated through historical data The table reports the cumulative impact on real GDP growth over four quarters.
#285
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For example, afigure of1.08 for Argentina means that real GDP will be 1.08% higher compared with a no-shock scenario.
1.08General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 84Fresh 51
#286
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Policy formanaging conflicts of interest: https://natixis.groupebpce.com/wp- content/uploads/2022/11/summary_policy_management_of_conflicts_of_interest s_eng_220826.pdf Information about potential conflicts ofinterest within Natixis/Groupe BCPE: https://home.cib.natixis.com/regulation Thisdocument isacommunication fordiscussion andinformation purposes only and isexclusively intended forand may only betransmitted toeligible counterparties, professional clients andqualified investors, assuch terms (ortheir equivalents) areunderstood andapplied under allrelevant laws andregulations applicable toyouandus,forpurposes ofthiscommunication.
2022General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 84Fresh 50
#287
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This fragment contains only a compliance notice and provides no market view, direction or data.
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#288
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CHART 1: MAS SURPRISED MARKETS BY KEEPING ITS EXCHANGE RATE POLICY STANCE UNCHANGED, VERSUS CONSENSUS FOR A VERY SLIGHT TIGHTENING IN THE OCTOBER MEETING Source: Bloomberg, MUFG GMR.
1General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 84Fresh 46
#289
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An extension of the trade truce through January 2027, combined with $30bn in tariff cuts on products such as toys, Christmas decorations, and kitchenware, should keep the recovery trajectory intact for the rest of the year.
2027,General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 84Fresh 46
#290
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Rising trade barriers have sharply reduced the US share of China's total exports from 19.2% in 2018 to 10.3% through the first three quarters of 2026.
19.2%General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 84Fresh 46
#291
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Auto imports also fell -38.1% YoY in September, a deeper contraction than the -32.4% level recorded in August, as Chinese auto sales continue to fall after years of consumption front-loading driven by trade-in policies.
38.1%General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 84Fresh 46
#292
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Tech products are far and away outperforming overall imports Trade surplus likely to break records again this year China's trade surplus reached $133.5bn in September, comfortably above expectations, as the export beat was larger than the import beat (market: 117.8bn, ING: 118.3bn).
$133.5bnGeneral★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 84Fresh 46
#293
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The IMF also projects global growth of 3.4% in 2027, although this assumes that the Strait of Hormuz reopens by March and shipping conditions normalise by October 2027.
3.4%General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 84Fresh 46
#294
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Second, a sharp correction in AI investment could trigger a broader asset price selloff, reducing global GDP by 1.1% by 2028, including a 1.8% decline in US output relative to the baseline.
1.1%General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 84Fresh 46
#295
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SG: Based on advanced estimates, GDP growth slowed less-than-expected to 5.4% YoY in 3Q26 (Consensus: 5.1% and OCBC: 5.7%), down from an upwardly revised 6.2% in 2Q26.
5.4%General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 84Fresh 46
#296
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Meanwhile, services growth was unchanged at 5.2% YoY in 3Q26.
5.2%General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 84Fresh 46
#297
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There is upside risk that full-year GDP growth will come in above 5.5% (OCBC 2026F: 5.2%), the upper end of the official 4.5%-5.5% growth forecast, given year- to-date growth of 6.0% YoY and continued support from AI-related demand across the electronics cluster.
5.5%General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 84Fresh 46
#298
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It’s the expected 3.6% YoY headline rate that looks most problematic with risks that this energy-related impact will start to push up the core CPY YoY rate from the expected 2.5% in September.
3.6%General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 84Fresh 46
#299
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It sees global growth at 3.1% in 2026 and 3.4% in 2027, supported by resilient advanced economies and artificial intelligence investment but constrained by high energy prices.
3.1%General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 67Fresh 46
#300
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Chipmakers extended their slide to a sixth straight session, with Applied Materials down 6.7% and the DRAM index 3.44% lower, competition from Chinese memory maker CXMT cited as the driver.
6.7%General★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 67Fresh 46
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