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.

Macroeconomics

<ul><li>This week we would like to draw your attention to our monthly macro regime indicator which has been updated.</li><li>Then we’ll argue for a Riyadh Accord, and after that look at this week’s SLOOS release.</li><li>Then it is time to talk geopolitics and Ukraine.</li></ul>

This week we would like to draw your attention to our monthly macro regime indicator which has been updated.Then we’ll argue for a Riyadh Accord, and after that look at this week’s SLOOS release.Then it is time to talk geopolitics and Ukraine.

5 Things We Watch: Macro Regime, Riyadh Accord, Sloos, Ukraine, USD

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Cross Asset Strategy

<ul><li>3Q23 results recap: growth recovered, but negative surprises prevailed</li><li>The market’s overall earnings improved in 3Q23 with operating profits growth rebounding to -4% yoy/+13% yoy ex-mining vs. 2Q23’s -6%/+11% yoy, hence driving 9M23 growth to -5% yoy/ +5% ex-mining (based on our coverage universe that has reported results).</li><li>While the 9M23 earnings were also broadly in-line with expectations (53%/ 43% of the companies’ results were in-line with our FY23F/the consensus), surprises skewed to the downside with 28%/ 34% missing (vs. 19%/23% beating estimates). </li></ul><p><em>Content is external broker report sourced from online content aggregator through publicly available sources and is displayed below for general informational purposes only. Refer full disclaimer below.</em></p>

3Q23 results recap: growth recovered, but negative surprises prevailedThe market’s overall earnings improved in 3Q23 with operating profits growth rebounding to -4% yoy/+13% yoy ex-mining vs. 2Q23’s -6%/+11% yoy, hence driving 9M23 growth to -5% yoy/ +5% ex-mining (based on our coverage universe that has reported results).While the 9M23 earnings were also broadly in-line with expectations (53%/ 43% of the companies’ results were in-line with our FY23F/the consensus), surprises skewed to the downside with 28%/ 34% missing (vs. 19%/23% beating estimates). Content is external broker report sourced from online content aggregator through publicly available sources and is displayed below for general informational purposes only. Refer full disclaimer below.

Equity Strategy: 3Q23 EPS growth improved, expect more growth catalysts in 4Q23

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<li>The quarterly SLOOS survey from the Fed was released a bit more than an hour ago and the results resemble the quarterly credit surveys from Japan and Europe released ahead of the US ditto.</li>
<li>There is a sequential improvement in demand, while fewer banks tighten standards compared to Q3.</li>
<li>So, is it good news or did the survey rather confirm the credit contraction?</li>
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The quarterly SLOOS survey from the Fed was released a bit more than an hour ago and the results resemble the quarterly credit surveys from Japan and Europe released ahead of the US ditto.
There is a sequential improvement in demand, while fewer banks tighten standards compared to Q3.
So, is it good news or did the survey rather confirm the credit contraction?


Credit Watch: The Worst Is Behind Us in the SLOOS, But…

Head of Research, Steno Research

Emil Moller

Head of Research

<ul><li>Hello everybody and welcome back to our Monday Positioning Watch! We’re here again on this fine Monday, ready to delve into our take on the market’s current temperature based on the latest Positioning and CFTC data.</li><li>Last week, we left off with the possibility of an impending bear market rally.</li><li>If that indeed plays out, it’s the positions with the heaviest shorts that are most at risk and we expect the bleeding is not done.</li></ul>

Hello everybody and welcome back to our Monday Positioning Watch! We’re here again on this fine Monday, ready to delve into our take on the market’s current temperature based on the latest Positioning and CFTC data.Last week, we left off with the possibility of an impending bear market rally.If that indeed plays out, it’s the positions with the heaviest shorts that are most at risk and we expect the bleeding is not done.

Positioning Watch: Prepared for a Short Squeeze?

<ul><li>Happy Sunday and welcome to our flagship editorial! What a week.</li><li>The BoJ no longer has a firm guidance towards higher 10yr bond yields, the Fed accepted higher long bond yields as an excuse to pause and economic data has been abysmal.</li><li>That cocktail has so far allowed the everything rally to thrive in a way we haven’t seen in quarters, but the feedback loop introduced by the big central banks may limit the scope of the bear market rally.</li></ul>

Happy Sunday and welcome to our flagship editorial! What a week.The BoJ no longer has a firm guidance towards higher 10yr bond yields, the Fed accepted higher long bond yields as an excuse to pause and economic data has been abysmal.That cocktail has so far allowed the everything rally to thrive in a way we haven’t seen in quarters, but the feedback loop introduced by the big central banks may limit the scope of the bear market rally.

Steno Signals #72 – When a Recession Meets a Melt-Up in Equities and Bonds

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5 Things We Watch: Macro Regime, Riyadh Accord, Sloos, Ukraine, USD

This week we would like to draw your attention to our monthly macro regime indicator which has been updated. Then we’ll argue for a Riyadh Accord,...

Steno Research

Equity Strategy: 3Q23 EPS growth improved, expect more growth catalysts in 4Q23

The market’s overall earnings improved in 3Q23 with operating profits growth rebounding to -4% yoy/+13% yoy ex-mining vs. 2Q23’s -6%/+11% yoy

BRI Danareksa Research

Credit Watch: The Worst Is Behind Us in the SLOOS, But…

The quarterly SLOOS survey from the Fed was released a bit more than an hour ago and the results resemble the quarterly credit surveys from Japan...

Steno Research

Positioning Watch: Prepared for a Short Squeeze?

We’re here again on this fine Monday, ready to delve into our take on the market’s current temperature based on the latest Positioning and CFTC data.

Steno Research

Steno Signals #72 – When a Recession Meets a Melt-Up in Equities and Bonds

The BoJ no longer has a firm guidance towards higher 10yr bond yields, the Fed accepted higher long bond yields as an excuse to pause and economic...

Steno Research

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