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Global Equities
While good U.S. economic data is normally positive for
the Eurostoxx, the impact of lower U.S. inflation or 15 Valuation
wage growth data on Europe is less known. mll*
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But if you assumed this worked against Fed rate
hikes, then it could move EUR/USD up again in the 13
short term — often not a positive for the Eurostoxx. 12
A fading tailwind from a weak EUR would have an 11 •
impact on Eurozone companies, particularly on 2016
earnings. Equity investors are already focusing on 10
next year, so this could affect current levels. 0
The good news is that ECB knows all this and should 8
include the EUR as a factor in any decision to expand
or prolong its quantitative easing (QE) program, if . 4b e re le 4)14. le 1043 /
Eurozone economic data should deteriorate.
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The earnings exposure of the Eurostoxx to China is
about 15-20% with the German market being the most Figure 1. Eurostoyar50 price/earnings TIE; valuations'
exposed. So downward revisions to earnings per Source: Bloomberg Finance LP. Deutsche AWM.
Data as of September 30. 2015.
share (EPS) estimates would not surprise. • Next 12 months, consensus estimates.
Lower valuations will, of course, price in negative
news from China to some extent. But the impact of Focus of the week
China on other emerging markets could create further Equities: Any ECB decision on QE expansion or
problems — and not only for European markets. prolongation will likely factor in the implications of
Global Fixed Income the EUR exchange rate for Eurozone equities.
— Eurozone GDP growth picked up to +1.5% YoY in Q2 Fixed Income: Eurozone bond yields remain more
2015, up from around +0.75% a year ago. influenced by disinflation concerns than evidence
— Normally, such an improvement in growth would have that economic growth is picking up.
been expected to push government bond yields higher.
— However, Eurozone bond yields currently look more
influenced by the disinflation impulse coming from 3
Eurozone COOSUMOf price
China and commodities. It looks as though worries 25 inflation. yeaeon-year
about inflation trump growth, so far this year. 2 French 10 year governmenl
bond yield
— The quantitative easing (i.e. bond buying) program by 1.5
the ECB has also increased demand and thus the
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prices of government bonds, thereby reducing yields,
mainly in the first quarter of this year. 05
— The chart shows the currently close correlation 0
between government bond yields in the Eurozone as
(proxied for by the French 10 year yield) and inflation.
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— Should the disinflation impulse from China/
commodities get more obvious, as the ECB hinted at in
its last press conference, a further fall in inflation
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cannot be ruled out. The latest inflation release showed Figure 2 Eurozone inflation and government bond yields compared
consumer prices falling by -0.1% YoY in September Source. Bloomberg Finance LP. Deutsche AWM.
after +0.2% the month before. Data as of September 30. 2015.
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