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Morgan Stanley: Today We Are Facing Another Growth Scare, And It Too Will Fade
Nearly a year ago, we wrote in the Sunday Startabout the first growth scare of the new cycle (see Th
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Then, a rise in COVID-19 cases sparked fears of renewed lockdowns, and the delay in passing additional fiscal stimulus in the US led to concerns that the consumption recovery would sputter.\nToday, we are facing another growth scare. Just like the last time, we see good reasons why these fears will fade.\n#1 – The virus/economy equation continues to evolve\nThe more transmissible Delta variant is leading to a renewed rise in cases, particularly among unvaccinated populations. Encouragingly, while case counts are rising, all indications are that existing vaccines are still highly effective in preventing severe illness and, more importantly, hospitalisations.\nHence, for economies with relatively high vaccination rates, like the US, UK and euro area, we don’t expect hospital system capacity to be overwhelmed and thus see a low probability of strict lockdowns returning. 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We remain confident that China’s GDP will grow by 8.7%Y this year.\n#4 – Supply-side constraints are transitory\nSupply-side constraints continue to be reflected in the sub-indices of the manufacturing PMIs – supplier delivery times and inventories. What’s more, these obstacles have dampened production, with a shortage of chips crimping auto production and leading to downside surprises in Japan and Korea’s industrial production growth. Similarly, labour shortages have hampered services sector growth, especially in the US, where labour participation has been held back in part because generous unemployment benefits are still in effect in some states and schools have yet to fully resume in-person learning. However, we expect labour supply conditions to improve over the next 3-4 months, enabling production to ramp up and inventories to return to more normalised levels, providing a strong boost to GDP growth.\nOverall, we see this growth scare as just that – a scare. 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