Last week, I wrote: “Contrary to Goldman Sachs, which gave a 45% chance of a recession in the next 12 months, while JPMorgan and Polymarket.com were even more bearish, at 65% and 60% respectively, I reduced my own subjective odds of a recession from 50% to 35%. Recessions usually do not happen when the yield curve is not inverted (10s minus 2s is 50 bps); when the energy bill as a % of N-GDP is as low as it is presently (2.1%); when the increase is the money supply is accelerating (3.7% to 5.8%); when the swap market is predicting a forthcoming reduction in the policy rate of about 60 bps; and when the dollar becomes competitive, the DXY being down 5.0% y/y.”
A Macro Market View by Hubert Marleau
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