Global Monetary Policy Map
Global Monetary Policy Map So far, global central banks remain firmly in a tightening mode. Image: Topdown Charts
Global Monetary Policy Map So far, global central banks remain firmly in a tightening mode. Image: Topdown Charts
Central Banks – Global Monetary Policy Stimulus Leads Global Manufacturing PMI Global monetary policy stimulus tends to lead global manufacturing PMI by 8 months. Is a hard landing inevitable? Image: Topdown Charts
Global Monetary Policy Rates Will inflation cause central banks to tighten monetary policy quicker than expected? Image: Topdown Charts
Global Central Bank Balance Sheets While central banks have been active buyers of global debt since 2008, the continuation of this trend will depend on the evolving economic conditions, inflationary pressures, and the monetary policy objectives of individual central banks. Image: Real Investment Advice
Impulse to Quarterly Annualized GDP Growth from Fiscal Policy and Financial Conditions Is a soft landing possible in 2023? The drag on U.S. GDP from monetary and fiscal policy tightening is expected to fade next year. Image: Goldman Sachs Global Investment Research
FMS Investors – Net % That Monetary Risk to Be Above Normal Does tightening monetary policy pose the greatest risk to financial market stability? Image: BofA Global Fund Manager Survey
Monetary Policy – China vs. U.S. Homebuilders China and the United States are expected to diverge on monetary policy this year. Image: BofA Global Investment Strategy
Central Banks – Market Risk Trend and Economic Policy Trend Chart suggesting that risk assets’ sensitivity to political risks has been neutralized by central banks’ QE and dovish monetary policy stance. Image: Image: BofA Global Research
VIX and Fed Monetary Policy This year, the VIX average has been similar to 2018, despite Feds’ policy U-Turn in January. Image: BofA Merrill Lynch Global Research
Global Financial Conditions Index and Global Manufacturing PMI Chart suggesting that easier financial conditions should feed through to growth, unless monetary policy is less effective. Image: Goldman Sachs Global Investment Research