9 institutions have written about this across 14 indexed reports, producing 15 extracted views. The claims below are quoted from those reports; each links to the report it came from and to the asset it concerns.
MUFG observes that the recent sharp yen appreciation appears driven by fundamental drivers rather than intervention, increasing the likelihood of a sustained USD/JPY rebound below 155.00. Building expectations for faster BoJ tightening, including a possible…
ING's debt sustainability dashboard assesses fiscal health across developed markets amid rising bond yields, highlighting that high debt ratios alone are misleading. Key findings include the US, UK, and France needing austerity to stabilize debt, while…
MUFG reports that gold-USD correlation strengthened amid debasement fears from sticky inflation, energy prices, and US fiscal concerns, though Fed rate-hike signals at Jackson Hole eased fears.
ING argues that the eurozone's decades-old export-led growth model is eroding due to a fundamentally changed external environment: the energy crisis, rising Chinese competition, and politicized trade. The eurozone faces a choice between rebalancing toward…
ING expects China's economic recovery to stall in H2 2026 with a widening K-shaped divergence, prompting a slight GDP forecast cut to 4.6% YoY. Policy response is likely incremental and targeted, with a possible 10bp rate cut before year-end. Inflation…
Amundi expects France's GDP to grow modestly at 0.6% in 2026 and around 1.0% in 2027, with inflation easing to 1.7% by Q4 2027. The fiscal position is under scrutiny, with debt at 118% of GDP and a deficit of 5.1%. The 2027 budget is pivotal; credible…
Saxo Bank's September 2026 report highlights a collision between rising commodity prices and higher interest rates. Energy and agricultural commodities are driving inflation up, while gold and silver face headwinds from tighter monetary conditions. Industrial…
Franklin Templeton Fixed Income sees a stagflationary global backdrop with rising inflation and uneven growth. Central banks, including the Fed under Kevin Warsh, are expected to remain cautious, with potential rate hikes if inflation persists. The US economy…
Nomura expects further USD weakness due to subdued US inflation, FOMC rate hold, unwinding of long USD positions, and Treasury buybacks. Positive supports include foreign equity inflows and carry trades, but medium-term bearish view on USD remains.