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The April CPI report showed clear evidence of the direct effect of higher oil prices on inflation but, so far, limited evidence of passthrough to core....
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Private Equity fund vehicles may extend beyond 10 years, but the underlying assets that drive performance typically do not. We provide the framework for investors to capitalize on this reality....
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Equities have thrown caution to the wind for much of April and early May. We do not disagree with the sanguine mood, but caution that the Hormuz saga is far from over. Still, the AI capex mania continues and the labor market is firming in the US, suggesting that there is more upside to equities.&nbs...
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The investment cycle remains firmly intact, driving equity prices and fundamentals, as confirmed by both Q1 data and corporate commentary. Upside surprises, expanding margins, and rising capex expectations point to resilient demand. Companies confirm that AI-related demand is broad and visible, whil...
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We take stock of earnings, AI capex and the labor market and explain why we think the repeated new highs in the S&P 500 are justified....
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The US High Quality (USHQ) portfolio underperformed its benchmark through April, returning 7.02%, while its SPY benchmark returned 11.55%. On a trailing three-month basis, the USHQ portfolio’s performance was weaker than the benchmark as well, with USHQ underperforming by approx. 338bps. ...
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Improving job growth keeps Fed rate cuts off the table, but evidence of labor market tightening will be required before rate hikes become part of the discussion. ...
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Webcast Replay

BCA Chief Strategists, Mathieu Savary, Roukaya Ibrahim, and Noah Weisberger looked at the latest developments in the Strait of Hormuz and the implications for global financial markets.

 

Topics discussed:

  • The Strait of Hormuz remains closed, and energy markets are tightening again. Is the shock being underpriced?
  • What would a sustained disruption mean for the global growth–inflation trade-off? Is stagflation risk creeping back?
  • Within commodities, where is the real asymmetry now? What’s crowded, and what still offers upside?
  • Can strategic reserve releases truly cap the rally, or do they just delay the adjustment?
  • Equities have remained resilient. Are markets looking through the shock, or misreading it?
  • Where is the tipping point: how much further can oil rise before equities reprice meaningfully?
  • If crude continues higher, which sectors and factors offer the most convex exposure, not just beta?
  • If flows normalize and oil rolls over, where does leadership rotate, and how quickly?
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MoF FX intervention has drawn a line at 160, triggering a sharp yen squeeze. But with near-term fundamentals still stacked against the currency, USD/JPY remains poised to retest the highs before any durable turn....
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Aggregate Senate betting market pricing appears too pessimistic on Democrats relative to state-level odds and early polling, suggesting a potential mispricing and a relatively sanguine attitude towards the still-unresolved conflict in Iran and its aftermath....
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