Temporary pullback in world manufacturing output

March 29, 2021 | Press

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MONTREAL, QC, March 29, 2021 (Press Release) – Numera today released the latest update of its Global Manufacturing Tracker, which reveals factory output experienced a pullback in early 2021, which we expect to be temporary.

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Are EMs at the start of a new super-cycle?

March 18, 2021 | Articles

The March 2021 edition of Numera Analytics’ Global Macro Perspectives report features in-depth commentary of the key macro themes shaping the global economic outlook, as well as our latest country and regional views on growth, inflation, and exchange rates. 

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Why the weakness in gold prices

March 16, 2021 | Articles

The March 2021 edition of our Commodity Market Outlook focuses on gold, covering recent market developments and our pricing outlook over the coming year. As usual, we also provide an update on our latest views on broad commodity markets.

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Will the US economy overheat?

March 4, 2021 | Articles

The February 2021 edition of Numera’s US Macro Monitor explores the possibility of ‘overheating’. While GDP should normalize by Q4/21, it will take longer for the job market to recover, mitigating inflationary pressures. The macro outlook favours stocks over bonds, especially ‘reopening’ sectors.

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Global retail sales bounce back in early 2021

March 3, 2021 | Press

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MONTREAL, QC, March 3, 2021 (Press Release) – Numera today released the latest update of its Global Retail Sales Tracker, which suggests that retail spending picked up in early 2021 after two months of decline.

Global retail turnover fell 0.4% in December, significantly better than the 1% contraction we had anticipated in last month’s Retail Tracker. This outperformance primarily reflected a stronger-than-expected recovery in Western Europe as authorities eased control measures.

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Vaccine optimism boosting global production

February 26, 2021 | Press

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MONTREAL, QC, February 26, 2021 (Press Release) –Numera today released the latest update of its Global Industrial Tracker, which points to weakening but positive output growth early in 2021. However, we expect industrial activity to accelerate during the summer months as higher vaccination rates lift demand for consumer goods.

Global industrial production grew 1.2% month-over-month in December. The strong performance primarily reflected strong growth in China and the United States. Production in China continues to benefit from strong credit growth and public investment, whereas operating conditions in the US have strengthened on the back of strong business and residential investment.

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World manufacturing continues to expand in early 2021

February 25, 2021 | Press

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MONTREAL, QC, February 25, 2021 (Press Release) – Numera today released the latest update of its Global Manufacturing Tracker, which reveals factory output continues to expand well above trend despite very low away-from-home traffic.

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Oil ‘bull’ run to continue

February 11, 2021 | Articles

The February 2021 edition of our Commodity Market Outlook focuses on crude oil, covering recent market developments and our pricing outlook over the coming year. As usual, we also provide an update on our latest views on broad commodity markets.

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Will the global economy overheat?

February 9, 2021 | Articles

The February 2021 edition of Numera Analytics’ Global Macro Perspectives report features in-depth commentary of the key macro themes shaping the global economic outlook, as well as our latest country and regional views on growth, inflation, and exchange rates. 

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Economy to soar with Biden stimulus

February 3, 2021 | Articles

The January 2021 edition of Numera’s US Macro Monitor explores the growth and equity market implications of President Biden’s $1.9T stimulus proposal. We find the full package could lift real GDP by about 3.5% this year and operating earnings by as much as 15%.

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