Central Bank Control Is Breaking | Weekly Roundup
The panel discusses the Fed's final meeting under Powell with historic dissents, rising global yields, and the impact of the Iran war on oil prices. They highlight Japan's fiscal instability and the risk of a yen crisis, and argue for positioning in hard assets, international oil, and short positions in bonds and risk assets as central bank control breaks down.
- Fed meeting saw historic dissents and hawkish tilt.
- Global bond yields breaking higher, especially UK, Germany, Japan.
- Oil prices rising due to Iran war, record low crude storage.
- Risk of US crude export ban to control gasoline prices.
- Japan's debt and demographic problems make yen vulnerable.
- Panel suggests short yen, short bonds, short NASDAQ trade.
- Hard assets like gold and commodities favored as regime shifts.
- Late cycle boom with inflationary growth expected.
Идеи
Long December crude on supply issues.
Given the supply issues and volatility from Trump's tweets, a better way to play the oil supply crunch is to buy longer-dated crude oil futures (like December) to avoid whipsaw and capture the structural supply deficit as reserves deplete and producers remain under-incentivized.
Prefer Brent over WTI due export ban.
With a potential U.S. crude export ban likely to suppress domestic WTI prices and boost international Brent, the most asymmetric positioning is to favor international producers and Brent over domestic U.S. producers and WTI.
Prefer Brent over WTI due export ban.
With a potential U.S. crude export ban likely to suppress domestic WTI prices and boost international Brent, the most asymmetric positioning is to favor international producers and Brent over domestic U.S. producers and WTI.
Short yen, bonds, NASDAQ on Japan crisis.
Japan's unsustainable fiscal position, negative real rates, and inflation shock from the oil crisis make it impossible to defend USD/JPY at 160. This will cause a breakdown in global carry trades, leading to higher bond yields, a stronger dollar, and a selloff in risk assets. The most asymmetric positioning is to be short yen (long USD/JPY), short U.S. 30-year bonds, and short NASDAQ (or Japanese equities), as these will all benefit from the unwind.
Short yen, bonds, NASDAQ on Japan crisis.
Japan's unsustainable fiscal position, negative real rates, and inflation shock from the oil crisis make it impossible to defend USD/JPY at 160. This will cause a breakdown in global carry trades, leading to higher bond yields, a stronger dollar, and a selloff in risk assets. The most asymmetric positioning is to be short yen (long USD/JPY), short U.S. 30-year bonds, and short NASDAQ (or Japanese equities), as these will all benefit from the unwind.
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