Here's a brief overview of the topics and charts covered in the latest edition of the Weekly Macro Themes report. I send this report out late Friday NZ time and aim to cover a good mix of macro/ideas/risk topics, across a global macro/multi-asset universe.
This week I covered the following topics/ideas:
1. EM Equities: Review of the ratings for EM equities given the shifts in technicals, sentiment, valuations, and importantly: monetary policy/financial conditions.
2. Frontier Markets: FM equity technicals remain a picture of weakness, some improvement in valuations (especially FM FX), but not enough to move the dial, especially in the face of clear bearish momentum.
3. US Value vs Growth: Fairly mixed signals short-term but some promising snippets and very interesting chart, longer-term picture intact.
4. US Small vs Large: Small caps have been a long range trade, but things are shaping up, we review the key indicators for small vs large.
5. Global Value & Small Caps: Global equities have largely echoed the trends seen in US small vs large and value vs growth; interestingly global small value is starting to trend up vs global large growth.
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