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With markets getting close to oversold, everyone's hedged and global CTAs massively net sellers, there is some dry powder if the TACO trade finally takes place
Source: Goldman Sachs, RBC
The sp500 technical picture remains pretty much the same: not pretty
We’re now well below the 200-day, with the 21-day crossing below it, a “light” death cross. RSI is at its most oversold levels since the Liberation Day panic, so a bounce is possible. But beware of the "catching a falling knife" strategy - very often a risky one. Source: TME, LSEG Workspace
One war, 7 global shortages
Source: ADAM @AdameMedia Katusa Research
Since the war began, Goldman's Matt Kaplan notes that Thursday/Friday have seen dramatic losses relative to the rest of the week...
Source: zerohedge
US 10 year flirting with the huge 4.4% level. A decisive close above this resistance area and rates risk squeezing more.
Source: TME
US private credit is diverging from public markets at an alarming pace
This comes as the private credit market faces growing investor scrutiny over valuations, underwriting standards, and rising redemption requests from clients. There is also increasing concern that AI will disrupt the software companies that make up a large portion of private credit portfolios. Historically, the private credit proxy index has had a 94% correlation with high yield credit spreads. If the correlation reasserts, we could see a spike in high yield credit spreads, which could eventually spread into stocks and trigger a bear market. Credit markets tend to lead equities, and right now, they are flashing a clear warning. Source: Bloomberg, Global Markets Investor, Macrobond
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