Weekly Macro Outlook: Growth Strength vs. Rising Inflation Risks

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04-30

Here's the topics & takeaways from my latest Weekly Macro Themes report:

1. Global Growth: the weight of evidence points to ongoing global growth reacceleration in 2026 (this is supportive for risk assets, and tilts to a bullish bias for stocks).

2. Inflation Risk: expect higher inflation globally given starting point of higher than average inflation, stronger global growth, elevated inflation expectations, tight capacity, and rising commodity prices.

3. Treasuries: retain a bullish bias given cheap valuations, very light positioning/allocations, consensus bearish sentiment, but still waiting for macro/technical confirmation (not yet; mostly downside risk for bonds).

4. EM Bonds: remain bullish given cheap valuations, favorable technicals and sentiment, bullish EMFX outlook, but wary of inflation risk and potential for EM central bank pivots back to rate hikes.

5. Energy: cautious but constructive on energy stocks given relative value, light positioning and investor skepticism, and promising potential use as a hedge against higher-for-longer energy prices.


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