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Wednesday, April 08, 2015 9:26:33 AM
What To Expect In Q2 2015?
* April 7, 2015
Our Global Investment Strategy service recently published their Strategy Outlook for Q2 2015.
The quarterly report highlights the following points:
> Global growth should remain broadly unchanged over the balance of the year, as stronger activity in most developed markets offsets a worsening outlook in emerging markets.
> A modestly pro-risk stance is warranted. Remain overweight global equities and corporate credit, neutral on government bonds, and underweight cash.
> Global bond yields will remain subdued as reflationary central bank policy takes center stage. The 10-year Treasury yield is heading to 1.5%.
> Overweight euro area and Japanese equities. Reduce exposure to the U.S. on valuation concerns and margin pressures. An overall underweight in EM equities is warranted, but China deserves to be bought.
> The commodity supercycle is over. There is little reason for oil or most metals to rebound anytime soon.
The dollar bull market is entering its final innings. While the greenback should be able to extend its gains against the commodity currencies and to a lesser extent, the yen, the pound, and the RMB, it will struggle to rise much further against the euro.
http://blog.bcaresearch.com/what-to-expect-in-q2-2015
George.
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* April 7, 2015
Our Global Investment Strategy service recently published their Strategy Outlook for Q2 2015.
The quarterly report highlights the following points:
> Global growth should remain broadly unchanged over the balance of the year, as stronger activity in most developed markets offsets a worsening outlook in emerging markets.
> A modestly pro-risk stance is warranted. Remain overweight global equities and corporate credit, neutral on government bonds, and underweight cash.
> Global bond yields will remain subdued as reflationary central bank policy takes center stage. The 10-year Treasury yield is heading to 1.5%.
> Overweight euro area and Japanese equities. Reduce exposure to the U.S. on valuation concerns and margin pressures. An overall underweight in EM equities is warranted, but China deserves to be bought.
> The commodity supercycle is over. There is little reason for oil or most metals to rebound anytime soon.
The dollar bull market is entering its final innings. While the greenback should be able to extend its gains against the commodity currencies and to a lesser extent, the yen, the pound, and the RMB, it will struggle to rise much further against the euro.
http://blog.bcaresearch.com/what-to-expect-in-q2-2015
George.
Click on "In reply to", for Authors past commentaries.
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