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US MARKET THOUGHTS February 11, 2022
The biggest story so far this year (and this week) in markets is that central banks are going to be fighting realized inflation more aggressively than they have in decades. After Thursday's inflation print, which showed the fastest pace of price increases in 40 years, markets are expecting policy interest rates to be above 1% by the summer. Equity volatility is elevated as investors try to incorporate the new regime into share prices.
Investors have questions, the biggest of which is probably: will central banks have to cause a recession in order to tame inflation?
While we know our specialists don't have perfect foresight, we think they have a good idea of how portfolios should be positioned based on their read of the incoming economic, inflation and earnings data.
US MARKET THOUGHTS January 8, 2022
The minutes from the Federal Open Market Committee's meeting in December suggested that less supportive monetary policy is right around the corner. Rate hikes seem likely this year (maybe even as soon as the March meeting, when asset purchases are set to end), and the Fed hinted that they may even let their balance sheet shrink soon after.
But, it's not all bad news. It has been 6 weeks since the Omicron variant started to take off in South Africa, and the evidence suggests that the wave will be manageable from an economic and market perspective. Vaccines and prior immunity seem to be reducing the severity of the disease and provide a path toward a more normal social and economic environment. Fingers crossed...
US MARKET THOUGHTS December 19, 2021
This week, the Federal Reserve officially made their pivot from a position of maximum support for the economy to one of increased flexibility to fight inflation. There are three takeaways that illustrate this move:
1. The Fed is expecting higher inflation and lower unemployment.
2. They are accelerating the pace of tapering.
3. They are forecasting more rate hikes, and sooner.
All things considered, markets took the news in stride. Broad equity markets are down a little bit after some ups and downs. The digital economy and speculative names are taking the news hardest while more cyclically sensitive stocks (think banks and energy) are doing well. Bond yields have drifted lower. This suggests that the Fed had done a decent job prepping investors for what was coming.
A lot of investors will focus on when the Fed will start hiking rates. The specialists don't think the start of a rate hiking cycle is the time to worry. The Fed will raise rates because the labor market is strong and price pressures are building. Said differently, the economy will be healthy. To us, the real time to worry is when they stop raising rates because they start to see that the markets and economy can't handle the rate hikes.
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