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The yield on Japan's 10-year government bonds rose to 3% for the first time since September 1996.
2026-09-01
The yield on Japan's 10-year government bonds rose to 3% for the first time since September 1996.
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2026-09-01
Global flows: North America saw net inflows (longs added, shorts covered); EMEA and APAC recorded small net outflows. US four-week holdings turned positive for the first time, sitting at the 37th percentile since 2015; Europe, Japan, China and Hong K
Global flows: North America saw net inflows (longs added, shorts covered); EMEA and APAC recorded small net outflows. US four-week holdings turned positive for the first time, sitting at the 37th percentile since 2015; Europe, Japan, China and Hong Kong remain overall neutral. Historically the S&P 500 typically rallies one week after the Jackson Hole central bank symposium but shows mean reversion in weeks three to four, implying risk of a short-lived rebound followed by divergent, slightly weaker performance over the next few weeks to one month. Buy-side in the US is concentrated in tech and consumer, with software outperforming semiconductors. Over last week’s five trading days, hedge funds increased short positions in tech and healthcare by ~3%. Hedge funds sold US healthcare and bought European healthcare; historically the two-region spread has an 86% chance of at least partial convergence within two months. (Source: JP Morgan)
2026-09-01
A Wall Street Journal survey of 13 economists shows a median forecast for South Korea's August CPI at +3.3% YoY, up from July's 2.8%; MoM expected +0.4%. Deutsche Bank analysts say elevated cost pressures continue to pass through to consumer prices a
A Wall Street Journal survey of 13 economists shows a median forecast for South Korea's August CPI at +3.3% YoY, up from July's 2.8%; MoM expected +0.4%. Deutsche Bank analysts say elevated cost pressures continue to pass through to consumer prices and improving incomes are adding demand-side inflationary pressure. The Bank of Korea attributes part of August's acceleration to base effects after telecom fee discounts a year earlier lowered the comparison. South Korea's August CPI is due Wednesday.
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