Macro Regime Probabilities
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Every day at midday, we share updates to our US Macro Regime Probabilities with Prometheus Institutional, along with our synthesis of what the current regime probabilities suggest.
Our Macro Regime Probabilities use our bottom-up signals across asset markets to construct forward-looking estimates for the cross-asset macro market regime. These signals incorporate both fundamental and price-based information to produce high-frequency, forward-looking estimates for the US cross-asset environment. These signals are best used as a forward-looking guide for the cross-sectional returns across macroeconomic assets. We define the regimes as follows:
(+) G (-) I: Rising Growth & Falling Inflation, Equities Outperform
(+) G (+) I: Rising Growth & Rising Inflation, Commodities Outperform
(-) G (-) I: Falling Growth & Falling Inflation, Treasuries Outperform
(-) G (+) I: Falling Growth & Rising Inflation, TIPs Outperform
Synthesis: Our Macro Regime Probabilities continue to show a dominance of rising growth and inflation probabilities. The regime mix is now biased toward rising growth. This regime mix continues to favor equities and commodities relative to fixed income.
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Thanks for sharing. Curious, what caused the sudden shift in probabilities around 4/17?