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Callum Thomas's avatar

Another thing this raises is the point that once it becomes clear that growth is holding up and even improving (+inflation upside risks surfacing) --- central banks might need to quickly reverse course. So I would look for more and more pauses on easing + eventual outright reversal to rate hikes [but that's likely a later-2026 story].

And yes, that means the Fed is probably done with rate cuts (with today's -25bp cut likely being the last step in this easing cycle).

Ian Chew's avatar

Let's hope this is how it plays out. It's been goddamn depresssing to be a consumer discretionary investor

Callum Thomas's avatar

very much mixed times in commodity stocks (ex-gold) too