Valuation Extremes Widen: GSV vs ULG Update

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11-15

Weekly Macro Themes - 14 November 2025

And back to the usual note, here's the topics I covered in the latest Weekly Macro Themes report:

1. Lending Standards: Global bank lending surveys show little change in lending standards, and improved loan demand; supporting the global growth reacceleration theme.

2. Credit Spreads: Credit spreads are at expensive/complacent levels, and while the macro aspect is somewhat benign for now, there are a few key areas to keep close monitoring.

3. Stocks vs Bonds: Valuations (absolute and relative), sentiment/positioning, and long-term cycles warn of downside risks to the stock/bond ratio; pay close attention to risk triggers here.

4. Global ex-US Equities: Bullish global ex-US equities on cheap absolute and relative valuations, strong technicals, and monetary tailwinds (central bank easing and weaker dollar).

5. GSV vs ULG Update: Continuing to monitor the widening valuation extremes between global vs US, small vs large, and value vs growth, with an eye on technicals (no turning point yet).

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