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The collapse in urea prices is giving markets a false sense of relief; Europe should not assume the food shock is over. Granular urea price has fallen back to prewar level of $440/Tn, but only after farmers had already faced the worst of the Iran-driven…
Our European strategists argue Europe is shifting from stagflation toward recession. Growth is weakening rapidly, labor markets are softening, and limited fiscal space leaves the economy exposed to renewed inflationary pressures, especially…
Go long German 10-year Bunds versus US 10-year Treasuries as US resilience diverges from euro area weakness. The trade is backed by a widening growth gap, with the US better insulated from rising oil prices and the euro area losing momentum. The US…

Europe is sliding from stagflation toward recession as prolonged disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz weaken growth, labor markets, and supply chains while keeping inflation elevated. Even if a US-Iran deal is reached, limited fiscal support and rising food inflation leave the Euro Area increasingly vulnerable to a deeper economic downturn.

Relative macro momentum still favors the US over Europe. Our tactical framework rests on two ideas: the feedback loop between financial conditions and economic data surprises, and the impact of macro momentum on markets. In Europe, momentum had already…
European autos remain a value trap, as cheap valuations are not enough to make up for rising tariff risk and Chinese competition. President Trump's latest threat to reinstate 25% tariffs on EU autos is a sharp reminder that European carmakers remain caught in…
Our DM ex-US strategists make the case for the Eurobond as a structural necessity. The ECB has expanded EUREP (its global euro liquidity facility) to lay the groundwork for currency internationalization, but liquidity infrastructure without a deep pool of…
Special Report

The dollar's retreat is creating the most compelling window for euro internationalisation since Maastricht, but Europe is missing the one instrument that would make it real. In this report, we make the case for the Eurobond, assess which model is most likely to prevail, and explain why the trade is long euro on dips and overweight Central and Eastern European sovereign spreads.

Special Report

Europe has been too ambitious with Renewables. Oversupply, volatility, and rising contract risk are compressing revenues and returns. The space is now crowded yet markets have not fully repriced the risk. New opportunities are emerging: Power Storage and Data Centers have upside.

Volatility is high, but the path for yields is clearer than it looks. Across three oil scenarios, we show how policy responses shape fixed income markets and why the balance of risks still points to lower yields.