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Monday Digest
Improving mood versus slowing growth Capital markets bounced last week, supposedly because of Trump backing down on Chinese tariffs and Federal Reserve independence. We should be careful about these rationalisations. Greater liquidity led to a better mood in stocks and bonds, and…
Improving mood versus slowing growth
Capital markets bounced this week and the mood notably improved. Media commentary put this down to Donald Trump’s softer rhetoric on Chinese tariffs, and his affirmation of the US central bank’s (the Federal Reserve’s) independence. Equities and bonds were positively impacted, not…
Tuesday Digest
Volatility drops but uncertainty remains Markets were calmer last week but there was no strong rebound. Falling government bond yields were welcome, after the previous week’s spike in US treasury yields. It now looks like markets once again see tariffs primarily as…