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报告摘要

Summary of Morgan Stanley Global Macro Strategy Report

Date: October 1, 2021
Key Themes:

Volatility and Inflation Risk: Markets face increased volatility due to higher energy prices and inflation concerns.
U.S. Interest Rate Outlook: Fed’s hawkish stance suggests tightening could begin as early as 2022, with about 2-3% higher yields expected by the end of 2022.
Duration Bias: Short U.S. Treasuries (TY) and 5-year TIPS, long USD pairs against low-yielding currencies (EUR, JPY).
Currency Trading: Maintain long USD positions and shorts against EUR, GBP, and CAD.
G10 Valuation: Europe (EUR, GBP) and EM currencies are overvalued in the G10 three-factor model. TWD is an attractive short due to China risks.
Debt Ceiling Risk: T-bills in the "red zone" may cheapen if resolution is delayed, potentially by Oct. 28.

Key Recommendations:

Interest Rate Strategies: Short TY, EDZ4, 5y TIPS; long Bunds vs. USTs, AUD/NZD.
Currency Trades: Short EUR/CAD, long USD/JPY, AUD/NZD; maintain USD/CHF strangle.
Inflation-Linked Bonds: Short 5y TIPS, JGB breakevens may lack significant upside.

Market Outlook: Higher U.S. real yields vs. Europe/Japan, driven by policy divergence and energy prices. Currency market dynamics shift in favor of USD.

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