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  1. MH Launches AI Fed Sentiment Analysis to Predict US Rates!

    Macro Hive

    The culmination of 12 months of work, Bilal Hafeez introduces Macro Hive's cutting-edge AI sentiment index based on Fed communication. He explains why our model outperforms existing indices and reveal what it is currently signalling about US rates.

  2. MH Debate #1: Sahm Sahm But Different

    Dominique Dwor-Frecaut

    Summary Unemployment has been increasing for the past 1.5 years, triggering Sahm’s rule. But Sahm’s rule is more a statistical regularity than a predictive model of recession. With other labour market indicators and aggregate demand data pointing at expansion, the US economy is not headed for recession. Market Implications We are short 10Y and 30Y […]

  3. MH Debate #2: No Recession, Higher Rates!

    Antonio Del Favero

    Summary US monetary policy (MP) does not look that restrictive, and financial conditions (FCs) are supporting labour market and economic growth. While the mistakes of the great inflation have been avoided, core inflation will struggle to return to target. The Fed and markets are still too optimistic about cuts. The election outcome could just mean […]

  1. G10 FX Weekly: Weak UK Inflation Strengthens Case for Lower Yields and GBP

    Richard Jones

    Summary This week’s UK inflation data was weaker than expected, with headline and core at the lowest levels since 2021. This has weighed on UK yields and GBP and increased the probability of two 25bp BoE rate cuts in November and December. Market Implications We expect further downside for UK yields and GBP. We like […]

  2. Momentum Models Eke Out Modest Gain on Equity Outperformance

    Richard Jones

    Summary Momentum models were up +0.1% over the past week, with equity models up 0.6% WoW, FX models down -0.1% WoW and rates models down -0.1% WoW. Momentum models are down in aggregate over three months, with rates models the best performing (-0.7%). Market Implications Momentum models have pared GBP/USD bullishness. Ben argues GBP has […]

  3. ECB Preview: A Cautious 25bp Cut

    Henry Occleston, Caroline Grady

    Summary The ECB is widely expected to cut its depo rate by another 25bps on Thursday. Below-target inflation and increasing signs of economic, and in particular labour market, weakness are why. But we expect a cautious tone given inflation is set to rise again in Q4, risks over January repricing remain, and Q2 employment growth […]

Bloomberg TV Interview: Bilal Hafeez on Germany’s Lagging Economy, the Trump Trade, and Tech Overhype

Macro Hive

Macro Hive CEO and Head of Research Bilal Hafeez speaks on Bloomberg Europe about Germany's lagging economy, the banking sector, and the macro forces at play in the US economy.

Quick Take: Canadian Employment Growth Beats While BoC Survey Points to Further Disinflation

Viresh Kanabar

Summary Friday’s headline employment data was strong, adding 47k jobs of which 112k were full-time. The unemployment rate unexpectedly declined to 6.5% as the labour force participation rate fell further to 64.9%. Meanwhile the BoC’s Business Outlook Survey showed signs of a recovery, but demand remains weak. Finally, inflation expectations continued to decline, while hiring […]

  1. Key Events: ECB to Cut 25bp, But Market Still Too Dovish?

    Macro Hive

    Key Events G10 In the US, the main data is: Retail sales – Thursday. Consensus for the control group (used to build GDP estimates) is 0.3% MoM or 0.1% real (based on CPI). The consensus forecast seems both attainable and in line with recent data suggesting a resilient consumer. In the Eurozone and UK, the […]

  2. Stand Aside as US Rates Rangebound Until Election

    Richard Jones

    Summary US Treasury (UST) yields have risen sharply across the curve, driven by a stronger-than-expected US jobs report last Friday. Market pricing of further Fed easing for 2024 aligns with the FOMC’s Summary of Economic Projections (SEP) and our expectations. We expect rates to remain rangebound ahead of the elections next month, with the next […]

  3. ECB Monitor: October Cut, Then What?

    Henry Occleston

    Summary The ECB seems almost certain to cut 25bp at its 17 October meeting. Post-NFP, the market has pared expectations of cuts over the next year, but it is still pricing four 25bp cuts in as many meetings. While September inflation took it below ECB forecasts, we are cautious that we may be seeing a […]

Macro & Market Implications of US Elections

Macro Hive

Summary A Republican sweep (red WH and Congress) could result in stagflation and force the Fed to hike. Meanwhile, a Democratic sweep (blue WH and Congress) would likely align with the Fed’s current projections. Market Implications A Trump victory would likely lead to bear steepening in the yield curve, and a stronger USD especially vs […]

BoE Preview: Setting Up for a November Cut

Viresh Kanabar, Ben Ford

Summary Core and services inflation rose to 3.6% YoY and 5.6% in August. And while core now sits above BoE forecasts (3.4%), services inflation remains below. Meanwhile, wage growth is decelerating too slowly to force the BoE into a September rate cut. Assuming the BoE maintains a monthly pace of £100bn for balance sheet reduction, […]

  1. BoE Preview: Setting Up for a November Cut

    Viresh Kanabar, Ben Ford

    Summary Core and services inflation rose to 3.6% YoY and 5.6% in August. And while core now sits above BoE forecasts (3.4%), services inflation remains below. Meanwhile, wage growth is decelerating too slowly to force the BoE into a September rate cut. Assuming the BoE maintains a monthly pace of £100bn for balance sheet reduction, […]

  2. G10 FX Weekly: Pre-FOMC, Technicals Sound Warning Bells for US Bond Bulls

    Richard Jones

    Summary US fixed income has staged an impressive bull run since late April/early May, with yields plummeting across the curve. Yet several signals now warn of a short-term correction higher for US yields. We anticipate the correction will depend on the FOMC’s policy update next week and therefore avoid initiating countertrend tactical positioning as the […]

  3. Key Events: Could Payrolls Prompt Fed Frontloading?

    Macro Hive

    Key Events G10 In the US, the main data points are: NFP – Friday. If the print shows no marked improvement on July and is below consensus for UE falling to 4.2%, the Fed will likely frontload rate cuts, starting with 50bp in September. JOLTS – Wednesday. The U/V ratio is more important than headline. […]

BoE Monitor: Looking Out to September

Henry Occleston

Summary A September cut may require a continued undershoot in headline and services inflation (our expectation) and signs of further labour market easing (less certain). The September meeting will also see a decision on QT for the year ahead. Given the maturity profile, the risk is skewed towards slower active sales. This would present more […]

Momentum Models Very Bullish S&P 500 and EUR/USD, Still Slightly Bearish USD/JPY

Richard Jones

When evaluating the performance of our momentum models we are considering the average performance across the one-, three-, and 12-month momentum models. Summary Momentum models were down 0.1% over the past week, with equity models down 0.4% WoW, FX models flat WoW, and rates models down 0.2% WoW. Momentum models are down in aggregate over […]

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