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Weekly Global Liquidity Update 15 January 2021

A Fork in the Road: PBoC Trending Higher; ECB, BoJ and BoE Drifting Lower, and Fed on the Cusp

Michael Howell
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Emerging Markets Latest GLI January_2021

Emerging Markets Liquidity Update: China Will Ease More in 2021

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Global Liquidity Latest - January 2021

Global Liquidity Latest: Bubble Economies, Not Bubble Markets?

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Weekly Global Liquidity Update 8 January 2021

Stable Economies, and in China’s Case a strong Renminbi, Allow Central Bankers Some Slack

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Global View Global Liquidity in 2021 Another Story - January 2021

Global Liquidity in 2021: Another Story Global Liquidity will break records in 2021, fuelled by further Central Bank QE as policy-makers accommodate continued large fiscal programmes. Yet, more-and-more liquidity is heading into real economies, and strong economies rarely have strong financial markets. This is both the warning and the opportunity in 2021.

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Weekly Global Liquidity Update 11 December 2020

ECB Announces Additional Support : Augurs Well for Economies in 2021

Michael Howell
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Emerging Markets Latest GLI December_2020

Emerging Market Liquidity Update: China’s Unconventional Policy Tools

Michael Howell
  • Michael Howell

Global Liquidity Latest - December 2020

Global Liquidity Latest: From Boom to Doom?

Michael Howell
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Global View From Boom to Doom - December 2020

From Boom to Doom? There may be no obvious bubbles in World stock markets, but we are not optimistic about 2021. Not only is this the very opposite of our upbeat view of 2020, but it seemingly contradicts our on-going optimism about the real economies. However, the great watch-word of investing is that "... strong economies do not have strong financial markets". 2021 will be a major test!

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Weekly Global Liquidity Update 4 December 2020

The Giant Stirs : PBoC Liquidity Growth Picks Up

Michael Howell
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Global View 2021 Outlook The Great Monetary Schism A Weaker US Dollar...

2021 Outlook: The Great Monetary Schism - A Weaker US Dollar, A Stable 'Asian Dollar' and a Rising Euro? A consensus is emerging that the US dollar will weaken in 2021. Our work agrees, but for very different reasons. Capital flows frequently drive currencies and the starting point of a large US$5½ trillion bulge from recent cross-border inflows is a shadow that looms large over the US unit. On top, we suspect that Fed policy will have to take on even more of the policy burden in 2021. Dollar w...

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Emerging Markets Latest GLI November_2020

Emerging Markets Liquidity Update: Emerging Markets Are Catching Up

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Global Liquidity Latest - November 2020

Global Liquidity Latest: Global Liquidity in 2021 … The Boom Continues?!

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Weekly Global Liquidity Update 13 November 2020

PBoC Liquidity Injections Slow …Despite Renminbi Strength

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Global View The Debt Liquidity Spiral & The Era of Monetary Dominance ...

The Debt/Liquidity Spiral & The Era of Monetary Dominance: How Much Further Could Global Liquidity Expand in 2021? Financial markets are spinning around a fragile debt/ liquidity axis that is vulnerable to rising credit risk and higher inflation. Policy-makers can cushion credit risk but, in doing so, their liquidity injections risk creating monetary inflation. On top, the Baby Bust and the Great China Decoupling are raising the stakes by increasing cost inflation and forcing savings ratios to ...

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Weekly Global Liquidity Update 30 October 2020

All Together Now: Major Central Banks’ Liquidity Growth Picks Up Again

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