Here's an overview of the topics and charts covered in the latest edition of the Weekly Macro Themes report (one of the key reports of our institutional research service)
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This week we covered the following topics/ideas:
1. Consumer Sentiment: The June consumer sentiment data show a disparity across countries and between business and consumer confidence as pandemic impact/reaction likewise varies widely.
2. Earnings Revisions: Forward earnings continue to be revised downwards globally.
3. Global Equity Rotations: The “out of favourables” (small/value/cyclicals/EM), are starting to show some signs of life while the frothy growth/momentum segments have received a shot across the bows.
4. US vs Global ex-US [sectors]: Even after adjusting for sectors (the sector neutral view does make global ex-US look slightly less cheap) the conclusion remains that global ex-US is materially cheaper vs US.
5. PEG Ratio Riddles: The PEG ratio is not very useful as a market timing indicator, but the “PE10NG ratio” (PE10 vs [expected] Nominal Growth) has some potential for comparing across countries.
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