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MacroQuant recommends a slight underweight position in equities, and favors a below-benchmark duration stance in fixed-income portfolios. The model is very positive on the US dollar, neutral on gold, constructive on copper, and very bullish on oil.

Our FICC strategists see the yen's collapse and JGB weakness driven by the Bank of Japan's easy policy, not fiscal stress. Japan's exploding debt is not to blame: cross-country evidence shows Japanese yields track savings-investment fundamentals rather than…
Our European and FICC strategists remain tactically constructive on Europe while urging investors to prepare portfolios for a more challenging medium-term environment. Rather than issue a single house forecast, our colleagues present two credible but…

Goldilocks, with fault lines underneath. Our first joint FICC outlook lays out where growth, inflation, and policy are headed this quarter and where the calm could crack.

Our FX strategists expect the global reserve system to grow less dollar-centric. This will benefit a widening set of smaller fiat currencies rather than any single successor to the USD. The dollar's share of global reserves has fallen more than five…
Special Report

The dollar is not being replaced by a single rival, it is being diluted by a rising cast of “other” reserve currencies. This report identifies the hidden winners of reserve diversification and why they may matter more than investors think.

MacroQuant recommends underweighting equities and adopting a benchmark duration stance in fixed-income portfolios. The model is very positive on the US dollar, bearish on gold, neutral on copper, and bullish on oil.

The equity bull market is getting long in the tooth. Bonds should perform well once economic growth begins to slow. The dollar will strengthen over the coming months before resuming its downtrend. While crude has likely found a near-term floor, we favor metals over energy in the long run.

We react to DM central bank meetings this week and highlight the opportunities emerging across global fixed income and currency markets.

Our DM ex-US strategists stay long risk assets through 2026, arguing that ample global liquidity will continue to support markets even as the underlying impulse fades. They note that the sheer stock of liquidity explains why equities shrugged off the energy…