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This is a Franklin Templeton insights library index page rather than a single research note. Its article listings show a September 2026 house view that the Federal Reserve, under chair Kevin Warsh, has returned to hiking rates for the first time since 2023;…
ING expects little to no volume growth in the Dutch hospitality industry in 2026, a third consecutive weak year, with revenue growth coming almost entirely from prices projected to rise around 5%. ING payment data show restaurant and café sales volumes fell…
AMD closed at USD 615.52 on 21 September 2026, up 9.95% and past a USD 1 trillion market value. For holders, a covered call offers a middle path: sell the 16 October 2026 690 call near USD 12.80 (about USD 1,280 per contract), effective sale price USD 702.80,…
SMBC's Joseph Abate examines the trajectory of US Treasury debt service costs. Net interest expense is projected to rise to 4.6% of GDP by 2036 from 3.2% currently, exceeding the 1991 peak when debt/GDP was 44% versus 100% today. Higher rates and a rising…
UBS CIO reports Meta's consumer AI agent Muse drew over 2.5 million downloads in 13 days, leading US free app charts and lifting the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index 4.3%. UBS sees consumer agents adding a third monetization channel via transaction economics,…
Dutch retail sales are forecast to grow 3% in 2026, matching 2025, with e-commerce up 4.5%, food 3% and non-food 2.5%. Consumer goods prices rose only 1.5% in Jan-Jul 2026 versus 2.4% a year earlier, but food inflation is expected to rebound on drought and…
BMO Climate Institute talks with climate scientist Daniel Swain and economist Erik Johnson about a potentially historic El Niño that could rank among the strongest observed. They discuss how El Niño interacts with long-term warming, causing floods in some…
Monday's S&P 500 gain of 1.49% was carried by Meta, up 11.34%, while the 30-day index volatility measure moved only 0.41%. Single-stock implieds rose, with VXN up 5.70% to 20.39 and dispersion up 7.83% to 35.79. Correlation fell for a third session, COR3M…
Dutch road freight volumes are set to grow roughly 1% in 2026 and 1.5% in 2027, with revenue up about 15%. Costs are climbing on 4% driver wage increases, a 30% diesel price surge tied to the Iran conflict, and the July 2026 truck charge, which lifts total…
Dutch transport and logistics is set for roughly 1% growth in 2026 and about 1.5% in 2027, with passenger transport and globally active shipping outperforming a contracting postal segment and a maturing parcel market. Cost inflation from fuel, wages, truck…
Iran reportedly offered to reopen the Strait of Hormuz within seven days if the US lifts its blockade on Iranian ports, easing supply fears. Brent crude fell from about USD 102 to below USD 99, and diesel dropped roughly 3%. Saudi Arabia has restarted its…
Germany's fiscal plan delivers short-term stimulus without lifting potential growth: the public deficit widens from 3.0% of GDP in 2025 to 4.1% in 2026, peaks at 4.5% in 2027, then eases to 4.2% in 2028 as health and pension reforms tighten social security.…
Polish retail sales rose 3.8% YoY in August, below ING's 5.1% forecast, following 3.9% in July. Durable goods drove growth: vehicles and parts +11.7%, furniture/electronics/appliances +10.6%. Essentials lagged: food and beverages +1.0%, fuels +1.1%, despite a…
The Fed's first rate hike in three years made for a bumpy week in credit. US and Asia USD IG spreads tightened 2-3bp w/w, while HY widened (Asia +10bp, US +2bp) but partially retraced. Asia dollar primary stayed quiet at USD3.3bn, with SoftBank Group expected…
Risk sentiment improved on positive US-China summit headlines, a fourth straight Brent decline to $101.9 and lower long-end Treasury yields; the S&P 500 rose 1.5% and Nasdaq 2.3%, US IG spreads held at 75bp while US high yield tightened 3bp to 264bp. Asia USD…
Europe's energy transition faces three linked challenges: high costs, climate change and geopolitical vulnerability from imported fossil fuels. Five levers—lower demand, electrification, renewables, grid balancing and diversified imports—are advancing but too…
Hawkish remarks from non-voting Fed officials Goolsbee and Musalem lifted front-end USD rates even as Brent briefly fell below $100/bbl, breaking the usual oil-dollar link. ING sees near-term dollar upside, with DXY possibly reaching 101.0 by month-end, while…
Crude oil recovered modestly after settling 3.4% lower yesterday, supported by persistent Middle East tensions and fresh US pressure on Iran, including a threatened shutdown of Iranian airlines from Wednesday. Libya's Sharara field output collapsed to 127k…
Wall Street rallied on AI and semiconductor strength, with the Nasdaq Composite closing at a record and the Nasdaq 100 up 2.83%. Meta and AMD led gains, AMD crossing a $1 trillion market value. Oil rebounded after four sessions, Brent at $102 and WTI at…
A technology-led rally sent the Nasdaq Composite up 2.3% to a record, with the Nasdaq 100 gaining 2.8%, the S&P 500 1.5% and the Dow 0.7%; semiconductors rose 4.3% (AMD ~10%, Intel 12%, Arm 17%) and Meta over 11%. Gold fell and the US 10-year yield eased…