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Global growth is likely to broadly moves sideways in 2020 – TDS
James Rossiter , Head of Global Macro Strategy at TD Securities, expects global growth to broadly move sideways in 2020, returning toward trend in H2.
"Some recent December indicators point to upside risks, and in general, downside risks to global activity in early 2020 have abated. But it remains too early to take a strong signal from the upside (noisy) signals we see for December. A global economy that moves sideways--rather than softer--into the New Year remains the most likely outcome. For markets, this growth backdrop meets a global real rate that looks set to remain around zero. A reduction of the downside risks and some improvement outside the US reduces the US growth dividend that has helped to benefit the USD. While the global economy lacks acceleration, the sprouting of green shoots and a reduction of trade and Brexit uncertainties should reinforce a positive feedback loop. That should boost risk sentiment over the coming months, offering support to global carry and selective G10 currencies".
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