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.

FX & Rates

<ul><li>Hello everyone, and welcome to a shorter piece on where to find fundamental value in the current FX environment.</li><li>We’ll take a trip back to the theory books and use some of the good old correlations and fundamental value metrics to give some insights on the best FX bets now that the tightening cycle is likely soon coming to an end.</li><li>Read along, as we run through the most important pairs below.</li></ul>

Hello everyone, and welcome to a shorter piece on where to find fundamental value in the current FX environment.We’ll take a trip back to the theory books and use some of the good old correlations and fundamental value metrics to give some insights on the best FX bets now that the tightening cycle is likely soon coming to an end.Read along, as we run through the most important pairs below.

Cross Asset Strategy

<ul><li>In this piece, we are going to compare the ECB and the Fed case systemically on a set of important parameters to ultimately conclude with our base-case and suggested allocations on the back of it.</li><li>We will assess the cases on: 1) Inflation 2) Growth 3) Labour 4) Liquidity</li><li>Inflation Watch: The ECB is realistically much closer to claiming victory. As we have noted since the early summer, we find the probability of sub-2% inflation in the Euro area much larger than in the US.</li></ul>

In this piece, we are going to compare the ECB and the Fed case systemically on a set of important parameters to ultimately conclude with our base-case and suggested allocations on the back of it.We will assess the cases on: 1) Inflation 2) Growth 3) Labour 4) LiquidityInflation Watch: The ECB is realistically much closer to claiming victory. As we have noted since the early summer, we find the probability of sub-2% inflation in the Euro area much larger than in the US.

ECB & Fed Watch: Closing in on ECB Rate Cuts, While the Fed Is Not Done Hiking

Macroeconomics

<ul><li>In light of the firmer than expected CPI report from the US, we have re-visited our curve views across major currencies.</li><li>We find the following to be decent risk/rewards:USD-EUR spreads can widen further due to diverging inflation outlooks.</li><li>We see value in March-2024 spreads.</li></ul>

In light of the firmer than expected CPI report from the US, we have re-visited our curve views across major currencies.We find the following to be decent risk/rewards:USD-EUR spreads can widen further due to diverging inflation outlooks.We see value in March-2024 spreads.

Rates Watch: Are we all still chasing that cutting cycle too early?

<ul><li>We have refrained from taking a decisive stance on the recession timing through the year and have generally had the view that recession risks (for the US economy) were overcooked by the economic consensus.</li><li>We are now starting to see stars aligning in our framework and expect the US recession to arrive in Q1-2024 with the final confirmation arriving early in Q2-2024.</li><li>Here is our recession playbook and how we see markets developing alongside it.</li></ul>

We have refrained from taking a decisive stance on the recession timing through the year and have generally had the view that recession risks (for the US economy) were overcooked by the economic consensus.We are now starting to see stars aligning in our framework and expect the US recession to arrive in Q1-2024 with the final confirmation arriving early in Q2-2024.Here is our recession playbook and how we see markets developing alongside it.

Recession Playbook: Here is how we think the recession will pan out

<ul><li>A deal between the US/Israel and Saudi Arabia seems off the table after this weekend</li><li>Oil markets are physically tight still, but there are some signs of cracks in demand</li><li>Nat gas markets have started to rally, which is another issue for EUR, GBP and JPY markets</li></ul>

A deal between the US/Israel and Saudi Arabia seems off the table after this weekendOil markets are physically tight still, but there are some signs of cracks in demandNat gas markets have started to rally, which is another issue for EUR, GBP and JPY markets

Steno Signals #68: There is NOT enough buyers for bonds amidst all this

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FX Watch – Exploring FX Fundamentals

We’ll take a trip back to the theory books and use some of the good old correlations and fundamental value metrics to give some insights on the...

Steno Research

ECB & Fed Watch: Closing in on ECB Rate Cuts, While the Fed Is Not Done Hiking

As we have noted since the early summer, we find the probability of sub-2% inflation in the Euro area much larger than in the US.

Steno Research

Rates Watch: Are we all still chasing that cutting cycle too early?

In light of the firmer than expected CPI report from the US, we have re-visited our curve views across major currencies. We find the following to...

Steno Research

Recession Playbook: Here is how we think the recession will pan out

We have refrained from taking a decisive stance on the recession timing through the year and have generally had the view that recession risks (for...

Steno Research

Steno Signals #68: There is NOT enough buyers for bonds amidst all this

A deal between the US/Israel and Saudi Arabia seems off the table after this weekend. Oil markets are physically tight still, but there are some...

Steno Research

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