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Global Markets Daily: French Elections: OATs Not Out Of the Woods

The results of the French legislative election second round surprised vsexpectations, with the left coalition winning the highest number of seats and

This week in Japan (8 July)

The key question is whether reports from regional BOJ branches offer evidence of avirtuous cycle of wages and prices (“second force” inflation), which the Bank hopes will

Tech Diffusion: Navigating AI Oversupply

Morgan Stanley does and seeks to do business with companies covered in Morgan Stanley Research. As a result, investors should be aware that the firm may have a conflict of interest that could affect the

Never (OK, rarely) short a dull market

Two studies, one conclusionThe challenge with studies on prolonged stretches like the chart on page 1 is that

"Front républicain" prevents RN majority. What's next?

The dropping out of a large number of candidatesfrom the second round of the legislative electionand another high voter turnout (more than 67%)

"Front républicain" prevents RN majority. What's next?

The dropping out of a large number of candidatesfrom the second round of the legislative electionand another high voter turnout (more than 67%)

Mizuho China Weekly Outlook

Last week, the PBoC signaled its intention to borrow central government bills (CGBs) to calm the rate rally onshore if needed. This announcement followed investors’ dismissal of the PBoC’s warning in May about

Weakened consensus on monetary policy

Participants' agreement about the outlook for monetary policyand the labor market diminished again in the June meeting.

BA pleads guilty to criminal fraud. How could this affect BDS in the future?

On July 8, 2024, it was reported that Boeing (BA) has agreed to plead guilty to criminal fraud tied to the 2018 and 2019 fatal MAX crashes. Following the 737 MAX, Boeing

Chile: Copper Exports and Weak Imports Supported the Trade Balance in June (Armella)

Bottom Line: The trade balance recorded a US$1,990mn surplus in June, strongerthan the US$1.60bn surplus in May and firmer than the US$1.44bn surplus a year