Head of Research and Global Chief Strategist, Steno Research

Andreas Steno

Head of Research and Global Chief Strategist

Macro and Geopolitical Research House

Steno Research

Steno Research is a new macro and geopolitical research house. We are based out of Copenhagen, Denmark, but have an international team and a strong network of sources and partners around the world. The team is lead by Andreas Steno, previous global head of strategy at Nordea Bank, and Mikkel Rosenvold, former chief consultant in the Danish Ministry of Finance.

Cross Asset Strategy

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<li>Happy Sunday and welcome to our flagship editorial! As per usual we take you for a chart-heavy guided macro tour around major asset classes.</li>
<li>Conclusions up front: – The credit impulse for 2024 looks abysmal– Rates volatility is likely going to rise sharply again– Equities still look (too) expensive on most parameters – JPY and CNY trends to continue worsening– Oil bulls have less to cheer about than Nat Gas bulls</li>
<li>Momentum in 2023 saw a positive impulse from 1) lower input costs for production due to lower commodity and energy prices than in 2022 and 2) Easing financial conditions due to higher multiples and an easing momentum in rates.</li>
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Happy Sunday and welcome to our flagship editorial! As per usual we take you for a chart-heavy guided macro tour around major asset classes.
Conclusions up front: – The credit impulse for 2024 looks abysmal– Rates volatility is likely going to rise sharply again– Equities still look (too) expensive on most parameters – JPY and CNY trends to continue worsening– Oil bulls have less to cheer about than Nat Gas bulls
Momentum in 2023 saw a positive impulse from 1) lower input costs for production due to lower commodity and energy prices than in 2022 and 2) Easing financial conditions due to higher multiples and an easing momentum in rates.


Steno Signals #73 – An Abysmal Impulse for 2024

Junior Finance Analyst, Steno Research

Ulrik Simmelholt

Junior Finance Analyst

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<li>Take aways: Correlation in the electricity and natural gas markets in Europe is increasing. Could energy stocks and commodities be the new diversifier?</li>
<li>JPY should be even weaker considering Nat Gas flows. This week an interesting development in the correlation between electricity prices and natural prices caught our attention as seen in the below chart.</li>
<li>Over the last 3 years we have seen the correlation between the two move higher and higher to a point where electricity prices are almost a mirrored reflection of what is going on in the gas markets.</li>
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Take aways: Correlation in the electricity and natural gas markets in Europe is increasing. Could energy stocks and commodities be the new diversifier?
JPY should be even weaker considering Nat Gas flows. This week an interesting development in the correlation between electricity prices and natural prices caught our attention as seen in the below chart.
Over the last 3 years we have seen the correlation between the two move higher and higher to a point where electricity prices are almost a mirrored reflection of what is going on in the gas markets.


Energy Cable #44 – Energy as a Diversifier + JPY Focus

<ul><li>Happy Sunday from a wet and cloudy Copenhagen! Market fears are back and the rising term premiums and real rates are making their way through cross asset moves.</li><li>The biggest question to ask right now is whether the pandemic altered the geopolitical and- financial playing field to an extent that will allow &gt;+2% real rates for the next 10-20 years and whether equity multiples can continue to live in a QE world if QE is no longer a thing.</li><li>The repricing of cross asset trends due to rising real rates may not be over yet.</li></ul>

Happy Sunday from a wet and cloudy Copenhagen! Market fears are back and the rising term premiums and real rates are making their way through cross asset moves.The biggest question to ask right now is whether the pandemic altered the geopolitical and- financial playing field to an extent that will allow &gt;+2% real rates for the next 10-20 years and whether equity multiples can continue to live in a QE world if QE is no longer a thing.The repricing of cross asset trends due to rising real rates may not be over yet.

Steno Signals #71 – A First Taste of the Recession Sell-Off?

Macroeconomics

<ul><li>The oil market consensus is getting very uniform as everyone and their mother has figured out that there is an obvious supply deficit through Q4.</li><li>Is it time to switch focus in energy markets to better risk/rewards than long oil bets?</li><li>We take a look at oil, natural gas and uranium bets in this weeks Energy Cable newsletter.</li></ul>

The oil market consensus is getting very uniform as everyone and their mother has figured out that there is an obvious supply deficit through Q4.Is it time to switch focus in energy markets to better risk/rewards than long oil bets?We take a look at oil, natural gas and uranium bets in this weeks Energy Cable newsletter.

The Energy Cable #39: A Maturing Bull Market

<ul><li>Warren and 3Fourteen Research has been bang on with their bullish crude trade posted in July, which has returned approx. 33%</li><li><span style="font-weight: 400;">On the other side of the energy space, Natural Gas is starting to look like a possible substitute for a long crude position, while the uranium and nuclear trade could be running on fumes.</span></li><li><span style="font-weight: 400;">We had headline numbers in CPI and PPI jump on the back of a strong month in crude and we also note that the nuclear sector is flying higher with Sprott’s physical ETF being up 13% last week on the back of FOMO and political acceptance in nuclear space. </span></li></ul>

Warren and 3Fourteen Research has been bang on with their bullish crude trade posted in July, which has returned approx. 33%On the other side of the energy space, Natural Gas is starting to look like a possible substitute for a long crude position, while the uranium and nuclear trade could be running on fumes.We had headline numbers in CPI and PPI jump on the back of a strong month in crude and we also note that the nuclear sector is flying higher with Sprott’s physical ETF being up 13% last week on the back of FOMO and political acceptance in nuclear space. 

The Energy Cable #38: Time to switch exposures in Energy space?

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Steno Signals #73 – An Abysmal Impulse for 2024

The credit impulse for 2024 looks abysmal; Rates volatility is likely going to rise sharply again; Equities still look (too) expensive on most...

Steno Research

Energy Cable #44 – Energy as a Diversifier + JPY Focus

Correlation in the electricity and natural gas markets in Europe is increasing. Could energy stocks and commodities be the new diversifier?

Steno Research

Steno Signals #71 – A First Taste of the Recession Sell-Off?

The biggest question to ask right now is whether the pandemic altered the geopolitical and- financial playing field to an extent that will allow...

Steno Research

The Energy Cable #39: A Maturing Bull Market

The oil market consensus is getting very uniform as everyone and their mother has figured out that there is an obvious supply deficit through...

Steno Research

The Energy Cable #38: Time to switch exposures in Energy space?

Warren and 3Fourteen Research has been bang on with their bullish crude trade posted in July, which has returned approx. 33%

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