While the majority of headlines have concerned whether the Federal Reserve will cut by 25bp or 50bp this week, Felipe Villarroel believes this is only one part of the discussion – and not necessarily the most important one. Beyond the immediate headlines, government bonds and risk assets are likely to respond similarly to either size of the cut, provided the combination of cut size and Fed rhetoric portrays a similar picture of the economy. Find out more on Felipe's thoughts in his latest blog: https://okt.to/Ca3YhM
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Updates
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European Central Bank (ECB) delivered a 25bp cut, their second in the current easing cycle and in line with market consensus. Along with the news of the rate cut, an ECB staff update with their macro projections for the euro area was released. Felipe Villarroel takes an in-depth look at how these revised projections are clearing the path for the ECB to continue cutting. To find out more, read our latest blog: https://okt.to/YX3F9P
Blog: Conditions clearing for ECB to continue cutting
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Following the latest Consumer Price Index (CPI) inflation report, investors are seeking clues about the potential size of the first rate cut. Danny Zaid examines the report’s findings, noting that while the figures mostly came in line with estimates, the figures showed some upward price pressures. With market pricing having recently suggested nearly a 50% chance of a 50 basis point interest rate cut on September 18, Danny would argue the CPI report reduces the likelihood of such a move by the Fed next week. Read the full article here: https://okt.to/76S0zV
Blog: US inflation cools case for 50bp cut
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"The burden imposed on the sector to replace the existing stock would be too high versus the marginal benefit from making minimal adjustments to the format of junior bank debt." Jakub Lichwa weighs up the pros and cons between European and Australian AT1s. Read the full article to find out his decision: https://okt.to/vNqYgj #AT1s #banks
Blog: Forget Australia, European AT1s are here to stay
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And that’s a wrap, our TwentyFour Annual Fixed Income Conference has come to an end for 2024. Thank you to everyone who came and we look forward to seeing you all again next year! #twentyfourannualconference #fixedincome #fixedincomeconference
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This year we hosted a Global Asset Allocator Panel with Rupert Watson, Pete Drewienkiewicz, Duncan Toms, CFA and Felipe Villarroel, debating their views on rates, credit and asset allocation amid macro uncertainty. #twentyfourannualconference #fixedincome #fixedincomeconference
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The day is finally here, our Annual Fixed Income Conference has arrived. We are ready to welcome you all! With Professor Brian Cox as our guest speaker, it is sure to be an exciting afternoon! #twentyfourannualconference #fixedincome #fixedincomeconference
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The latest US labor market report paints an inconclusive picture, with mixed data leaving the strength of the US economy open to interpretation. While the unemployment rate stabilised at 4.2%, concerns remain due to weaker job growth, particularly after last month’s data suggested a cooling labor market. Felipe Villarroel anticipates a 25bp rate cut this month but doesn't rule out a 50bp cut. Market volatility is expected as the Federal Reserve's decision will be closely watched. For more detail, read the full blog here: https://okt.to/nKgXYo
Blog: Volatile week possible after inconclusive US labour market data
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After a quiet summer, market participants were brought back to reality, with a bond supply surge of over $40bn of new paper sold in US investment grade alone. Felipe Villarroel anticipates a continued busy market for the rest of September. For more insights read our latest blog: https://okt.to/l9pvyJ
Blog: Investors and issuers vote with their feet in bond supply deluge
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With volatility spikes shaping the financial landscape this year, it's crucial to recognise key events driving these changes. Dillon Lancaster highlights the significance of the French elections, November’s US presidential election, and most recently, the Alternative for Germany’s (AfD) win in Thuringia. Read more to find out why Dillon thinks investors should be mindful of such political developments: https://okt.to/LWNpXm
Blog: German elections offer fresh warning to politicians
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