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Fixed Income

BCA’s EM strategists argue that a global macro shift is underway: A weaker US dollar will drive a retrenchment in US domestic demand and imports. Unlike previous cycles, dollar depreciation will be deflationary for the rest of the world rather than…

For now, measures of labor market utilization (like the unemployment rate) are only gradually weakening. But we know from history that these trends have a habit of quickly accelerating in advance of recession. 

Global growth showed tentative signs of improvement in May, but it is too early to call it a turning point. Our Chart Of The Week comes from Mathieu Savary, Chief European Investment Strategist. BCA’s nowcast for global industrial activity has been trending…
The May US jobs report reinforces our defensive stance as labor momentum is slowing even if not collapsing. Payrolls rose 139k, beating estimates, but decelerating from a downwardly revised 147k. Two-month revisions cut 95k jobs, again signaling that initial…

Unlike in past episodes, US dollar weakness will be deflationary, not reflationary, for the rest of the world. In this context, EM local currency bonds offer a superior risk-reward profile. Stay long domestic bonds in select EM countries.

Canada’s Headwinds Push The BoC Toward Easing …

Our Portfolio Allocation Summary for June 2025.

Chat of the Week May 30th Chat of the…

Global currency markets have entered a new era. This implies that the framework for analyzing exchange rates must also change. We introduce a new framework for analyzing EM currencies and classify them into resilient and vulnerable categories. Finally, we are adding more EM domestic bonds to our portfolio and making many changes to our currency trades.

This Insight looks at the implications of the RBNZ’s rate cut on New Zealand assets.