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Quarterly Outlook

Q3 Outlook: The global fiscal panic

Steen Jakobsen
Central banks’ response to the looming economic slowdown and trade war has been panic cutting of interest rates and signalling of new extremes of easing, while politicians are warming to the idea of Modern Monetary Theory.
Commodities

Grain markets turn to WASDE for guidance

Ole Hansen
Following one of the most spectacular short-covering rallies on record, US grain and soybean markets are now trading softer ahead of themonthly crop report from the US Department of Agriculture to be released today at 16:00 GMT.
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Commodities

Gold looks set to glitter

Ole Hansen
Anticipation of US rate cuts and several geopolitical flashpoints have propelled gold into a major rally. In this 60-second video, Saxo Head of Commodity Strategy, Ole Hansen, spells out the next levels to watch.
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Macro

Chart of the Week: The Treasury one-year/10-year spread

Christopher Dembik
Research from the Fed had repeatedly demonstrated that the one-year/10-year Treasury yield spread is a more accurate predictor of recession than its more widely watched two-year to 10-year equivalent. And a quick look at the former gives cause for concern.
Commodities

Is gold no longer a safe haven?

Ole Hansen
Potential gold investors are being left frustrated and sidelined by the yellow metal's lack of momentum despite an escalating trade war, heightened concern about stability in the Middle East, recent stock market gyrations and the decline of bond yields towards an 18-month low.
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Equities

How to prepare for an all-out trade war

Peter Garnry
Tensions between the US and China continue to rise, with investors realising that they will likely need to prepare for a bitter, drawn-out conflict. Here are the key equities and ETFs to watch for trade war exposure as Washington and Beijing prepare their next moves.

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