Key Findings from the Latest Monthly pack

The monthly Market Cycle Guidebook is a key resource for investors — providing insight into the stage of the business cycle, monetary policy trends, leading indicators, earnings momentum, valuations across multiple different assets and markets, long-term return expectations, and tactical asset allocation views.

Key Findings from the Latest Monthly pack:

  • Global monetary policy settings are increasingly shifting from headwind to tailwind as inflation falls and economic cycle data remain soft.

  • Among the asset classes most at risk given valuations and the stage of the cycle are US tech stocks, US dollar, corporate credit.

  • ​​Areas which see superior upside risk/reward meanwhile include government bonds, commodities, emerging markets, and certain sectors on a tactical basis such as defensives, REITs, small caps.

  • Rotation and Relative value are thus key themes along with smart diversification and risk management.

  • The major macro dilemma for investors at this stage is the tails; resurgence risk on the one end (growth reaccelerates, inflation resurges), and recession risk on the other end (recession takes hold, deflation comes into focus).

  • The main upside risks for growth assets would be: a macro middle path (goldilocks, policy perfection), China stimulus, and in markets a series of prospective bullish rotation trades…

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