Global money market funds have attracted over $20 billion in inflows for three consecutive weeks, while demand for stock funds has cooled down.
Global currency market funds have attracted inflows for the third consecutive week.
HSBC: In 2024, the issuance of bonds in EMEA emerging markets is expected to reach a record high.
jpmorgan expects that although the November US presidential election and escalating tensions in the Middle East may cause market volatility, this year the bond issuance volume in the emerging markets of Europe, the Middle East, and Africa (EMEA) will reach a record high.
Daiwa: The next ten years will be the "decade of emerging markets".
Morgan Stanley stated that the 'macro overall fundamentals in emerging markets look good', the Fed rate cut and the weakening of the US dollar have opened the door for emerging market stocks to outperform US stocks.
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Silverbat : Inflation will be gone followed by transitional contraction of soft landing.
SpyderCall OP Silverbat : A soft landing is what I see playing out on the economic data. I think the market is already pricing in the soft landing possibly. But I'm not certain on that.
One thing that could be a worry is if inflation falls too fast and for too long. this would be very bad for any economy.
Silverbat SpyderCall OP : CPI will be up again after Oct-Nov based on its annual cycle，another 0.5% hike?
73582006 : Some time ago, inflation caused stocks to dive
SpyderCall OP Silverbat : Who knows. Europe, UK, and Australia paused and then hiked again. They haven't signaled a pause yet. However, the Fed has signaled a decrease in interest rates going further, so it will take a big increase in inflation to change that narrative. But anything can happen in these crazy markets
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