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SMBC argues the labor market is balanced at full employment with unemployment near 4.2% and wage growth decelerating, possibly because AI-related job insecurity is suppressing worker bargaining power, though low demand in a low-hiring environment is an…
Italy has passed a new electoral law aimed at curbing fragmentation and encouraging pre-election coalitions, which briefly tightened the 10Y BTP-Bund spread but left the move limited given implementation risk. Natixis forecasts the spread at 90bp by end-2026…
MUFG expects Asia FX to trade range-bound in the week ahead, driven by US September CPI, Treasury yields and China activity, inflation and credit data. A softer US inflation print would support high-yielding Asian currencies and help stem equity outflows,…
Malaysia's Budget 2027 targets a fiscal deficit of 3.3% of GDP, down from 3.6% in 2026, combining cost-of-living relief with gradual consolidation. OCBC sees slippage risk of 0.2-0.3% of GDP, which would leave the deficit at 3.5-3.6%, driven by softer…
Scotiabank expects no change in Canadian September employment (0k) and unemployment at 6.5%, versus consensus of +10k. US University of Michigan October sentiment is forecast at 47.0, down from 48.1, with consumers bleak on the outlook yet still spending as…
Natixis's Americas note flags Brazilian election victory for Bolsonaro alongside a surprise Peru hold: BCRP kept its policy rate at 4.25% when a 25bp hike was expected, citing low supercore inflation of 1.8% y/y despite headline at 4.5%. The note also says…
A reported shortfall in OpenAI's annualized revenue run rate near USD 50 billion triggered a 3.4% drop in the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index, with Broadcom, AMD, and Nvidia leading declines. Despite the selloff, VIX sits at its three-month median (15.41),…
The Bloomberg Commodity Index is set for its first weekly gain in three, up 1.7% and 35% year-to-date, with all sectors higher. Brent holds above $100 while diesel and gasoil exceed $200 on >10% refining capacity loss. Gold recovers toward $4,200 as ETF…
Natixis expects September core CPI at 0.19% m/m and headline CPI at 0.6% m/m, both in line with consensus, reinforcing its view that underlying inflation keeps drifting lower. It sees little evidence of reacceleration: tariff and energy shocks are acyclical…
Markets price about three ECB and Fed hikes by late 2027, while ING economists expect one from each plus modest cuts in late 2027-2028. The debate should resolve by spring 2027 as energy effects fade and inflation stays calm. Markets have been right on the…
Final September CPI releases are due from Poland and the Czech Republic next week, with Polish headline inflation set to be confirmed at 4% YoY while core pressure stays absent and price growth remains concentrated in fuels and related goods. Excise duty and…
A Charles Schwab podcast links two dominant market themes: rising Treasury yields and an evolving US labor market. Higher yields raise mortgage and borrowing costs, weigh on rate-sensitive real estate, utilities and highly indebted low-quality firms, while…
Spain's housing crisis triggered a snap election on 29 November after parliament rejected two emergency housing decrees on 2 October. Rent controls and contract extensions can protect existing tenants, but not expand supply: between 2021 and 2025, Spain added…
Younger Australians are reshaping wellness spending: health insurance outlays for 18-24 year-olds rose 12% in 2025 while spending on physiotherapy, dental and optical services fell 4-5% and overall healthcare spending grew only 3.1%, below 4.1% health…
The options market prices similar earnings moves for six US banks reporting on 13-14 October 2026, but each bank's history differs. Goldman Sachs is priced at about 2.4 times its median reaction, while Wells Fargo is priced slightly below its own. The…
Reports that OpenAI's annualized revenue run rate is near USD 50 billion, below earlier estimates of about USD 70 billion, reignited doubts about AI capital spending and drove a semiconductor-led selloff: SOX -3.4%, NDX -1.39%. US jobless claims fell to…
MUFG notes the euro is stabilising after sliding from 1.1600 to 1.1200 on higher global yields, French fiscal concerns before April/May presidential elections and a terms-of-trade hit from refined energy prices. German GDP forecasts were revised up to 1.3%…
The dollar may stay firm near term on a hawkish Fed and fragile markets, with short-lived dips. EUR/USD is back above 1.120 but the French risk premium persists, and 1.110/1.112 could be tested. Canadian September job rebound should support a December BoC…
ING expects the Monetary Authority of Singapore to tighten policy modestly, lifting the SGD NEER band slope to about 1.5% annual appreciation, alongside robust third-quarter GDP. India's CPI is seen accelerating sharply to 5.4% on food and fuel. China's CPI…
The 2026 US midterms are unlikely to reverse market direction, but they could shape fiscal policy, regulation, and AI infrastructure build-out. Gridlock may be most market-friendly by limiting fiscal expansion and easing bond yields. Democratic control may…