Weekly Macro & Markets View
What were the key global economic data releases, what is Zurich’s view and what does this mean for financial assets?
Weekly Macro and Markets View, Week 46
Highlights and View
- The Republicans win the
Presidency, the Senate, and will
most likely also win the House of
Representatives
Stock markets welcome the prospect of deregulation and lower taxes while inflation uncertainty weighs on Treasuries. - German Chancellor Olaf Scholz
relieved Finance Minister Christian
Lindner of his duties, collapsing the
coalition government
Scholz wants new elections in March 2025, but pressure is high and rising for the date to be brought forward. The earlier elections are called, the better for the German economy. - China announces a CNY 10 trillion
package to support local
governments in addressing their
debt issues
While the package is substantial, it primarily focuses on resolving local government debt problems and lacks additional support for consumers and the property sector, which has come as a disappointment to the market.
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