Finance Insights Vol 11

Author — Martin Young, CEO of Farringdon Asset Management

Global Macro Review

  • Broad markets dipped as investors took part in profit taking.

S&P 500

5304

FTSE 100

8317

Gold

USD 2364

Crude oil (WTI)

USD 77.90/Barrel

UK Markets

  • UK inflation decreased significantly to 2.3% from 3.4% last year.
    Country Inflation Rates
    EU 2.4%
    US 3.4%
    UK 2.3%
  • Driver for UK inflation rate drop is due the end of price cap for gas which resulted in cheaper gas prices.
  • UK inflation data has triggered UK general election for 4th July.
  • There are also speculations tat UK interest rate cut may begin soon.

US Markets

  • Sentiment towards the Dollar is rapidly declining with short sellers outweighing long buyers.
  • This is caused by the speculation of US interest rate cuts where there is a reduction in US inflation.
  • The US is also financing a massive deficit where debt is getting larger.
  • The US GDP ratio is almost as bad as Italy’s.
  • Elon Musk has raised 6 billion for his new xAi venture in series B which values at 18 billion.

India Markets

  • Modi who is running for third term in India is betting heavily on infrastructure.
  • Last year India spent 133 billion on infrastructure which is up by a factor of 3 from 4 years ago.
  • There are huge pipelines of 537 billion over the next 5 years.
  • India’s economy may possibly grow at 9% by 2030.

Japan Markets

  • BoJ indicates scope for raising interest rates now that they have shifted away from inflation norm at 2%.

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Finance Insights Vol 11