Taking stock of EM performance July 31, 2026 India has fallen out of favour with emerging market investors as attention has shifted to North Asian technology stocks. Read More
US money update: further acceleration July 29, 2026 Monetary buoyancy puts Fed Chair Warsh in a bind. Read More
Eurozone money update: signal still downbeat July 28, 2026 Monetary trends suggest that recent PMI improvement will prove temporary. Read More
A cynical view of central bank money-speak July 22, 2026 References to money trends in Fed and Bank of England reports represent tokenism, with no implications for policy. Read More
BPM speaks with Michael Mortimore about China’s challenges and opportunities July 20, 2026 Reassessing China’s risk for EM investors. Read More
Japan’s QT disaster July 9, 2026 The BoJ’s bond disposals are crushing money growth, threatening a return to deflation. Read More
A “monetarist” perspective on current equity markets July 2, 2026 The monetary backdrop for markets has become less favourable, while a pick-up in US money growth suggests rising medium-term inflation risks. Read More
Are equities stalling? June 25, 2026 The “excess” money backdrop for markets has become less favourable, with mixed prospects for H2. Read More
Semiconductor lollapalooza stumbles June 17, 2026 Semiconductors wobble as macro risk, momentum, leverage and crowding collide. Read More
More slowdown signals June 9, 2026 OECD leading indicator data and survey evidence on stocks support the forecast of a H2 loss of industrial momentum. Read More
Alarming Eurozone / UK money data June 2, 2026 April money numbers signal rising recession risk and suggest that policy-makers should be considering easing not tightening. Read More
Is earnings momentum peaking? May 27, 2026 An expected fall in global manufacturing PMI new orders suggests a moderation, at least, in current earnings strength. Read More
Rallying EM equities reflect an AI-powered earnings surge May 20, 2026 The AI boom is powering emerging market equities, led by South Korean DRAM giants which are now among the most profitable companies in the world. Read More
Policy perversity May 7, 2026 The policy biases of the Fed, ECB and Bank of England are opposite to those warranted by economic / monetary conditions. Read More