PMIs, bond yields & the euro

The latest flash PMIs reinforce our view that the economy will continue to grow at a faster pace in the US than in the euro-zone in the next few years. This feeds into our forecast that long-dated yields will rise more rapidly in the former than in the latter and that the euro will fall back against the US dollar.

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