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Global Portfolio Manager's Digest
Tricks of the Trade
We provide context and perspective on research across regions
and asset classes, this week highlighting our analysis of the
economic impacts of a potential global trade war; key
takeaways from the Barclays Global Financial Services
Conference; and our latest FX & EM Macro Strategy Quarterly.
• Impacts of a Global Trade War: In our view, US tari increases to 60% and 10% on goods
imports from China and the RoW, respectively, as proposed by former President Trump,
would be a significant escalation of trade restrictions. Assuming symmetric retaliation from
all US trading partners, but accounting for dierent confidence eects, we estimate the eect
on the level of real GDP to be -2.0%, -1.4%, and -0.7% for China, the US, and the euro area
(EA), respectively, in the first 12 months. Inflation would rise in the short run, especially in the
US, by around 0.9pp, by our estimates, as the negative supply shock from higher taris
increases prices. US monetary policy would initially likely remain slightly tighter than in our
baseline of no tari increases, as inflation rises. But as activity starts weakening, amid trade
policy uncertainty and tighter financial conditions, we would expect the Fed to ease policy
rates more aggressively, possibly as much as 100bp. For the larger and more closed US
economy, the negative short-term eect would also likely more easily dissipate in the
following years. It could be more persistent for the more export-dependent China, EA, and
small open EM economies, especially if global trade tensions were to escalate beyond the
initial US tari increases.
• Global Financial Services Conference Takes: Despite loan growth remaining so and the
Fed widely expected to begin easing next week, most banks felt good about 2H24 net interest
income expectations as deposit trends show continued signs of stabilization. Still, investors
remain uncertain about how to think about 2025 net interest income. While fee income
should remain sound, some felt near-term trading and investment banking results could be a
little soer than expected; investment banking fees, however, should continue to rebound
Cross Asset Research
15 September 2024
FOCUS
Equity Product Management Group
Terence Malone
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BCI, US
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Barclays, UK
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BCI, US
Completed: 13-Sep-24, 21:41 GMT Released: 15-Sep-24, 13:00 GMT Restricted - External
over the course of the next several quarters. On the expense front, while the theme of last
year’s Conference was stable expenses for 2024, it appears several banks are hanging their
hats on positive operating leverage for 2025. Asset quality trends appear relatively stable with
the lower-end consumer, though ALLY seemed to be an outlier on this front, while
idiosyncratic C&I and oice CRE remain the largest areas of near-term pressure. Lower
interest rates should aid CET1 ratios with AOCI and book value this quarter, while share
repurchase is expected to persist. Lastly, on M&A, while companies seemed to think bank
M&A makes sense in concept, hurdles remain.
• FX & EM Macro Strategy Quarterly Outlook: The market's intense focus on the Fed's
impending easing cycle rather than the notably weak economic momentum in Europe and
China has weighed on the dollar more than we had expected. That said, the bulk of dollar
weakness tends to occur ahead of the Fed easing cycles and the move has already been
chunky by historical standards. In addition, markets tend to overestimate Fed cuts during so
landings. We are still at a stage when bouts of further dollar weakness are likely, but a large
part of the dollar move is probably behind us. What is more, harder landings than currently
envisaged are also supportive for the greenback, as are lingering European (geo)political risk
and a still-uncertain US election. In all, we envisage a modest dollar recovery versus majors
once the market prices the Fed's cycle with more confidence and continued
underperformance of higher beta/small open economies. Poor macro prospects in Europe
and China leave open-economy currencies between a rock (US recession) and a hard place
(US outperformance). To that end, EM fixed income looks better placed for gains, thanks to
the Fed.
Chart of the Week: Tari increases with retaliation would likely reduce activity in the US, EA, and
China
-0.7
0.2
-0.4
-0.2
-1.2
-0.3
-0.6
-0.8
-1.4
-0.7
-2.0
-2.5
-2.0
-1.5
-1.0
-0.5
0.0
0.5
United States Euro area China
Effect on real GDP in the first year after tariff imposition
10% universal tariff Extra 50pp tariff on China Trade policy uncertainty Total
%
Numbers may not sum due to rounding.
Source: Barclays Research (see Global Trade: Taris: Counting the costs, 12 September 2024)
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FICC RESEARCH
Economics
Best of Barclays
Global Trade
Taris: Counting the costs
Christian Keller, Barclays, UK | Marc Giannoni, BCI, US | Jian Chang, Barclays Bank, Hong Kong |
Silvia Ardagna, Barclays, UK | Mark Cus Babic, BCI, US | Pooja Sriram, BCI, US | Yingke Zhou,
Barclays Bank, Hong Kong
Excerpted from Global Trade: Taris: Counting the costs,published on September 12, 2024
Tari increases by the US on China and the RoW would lead to output losses for all. Their
size and distribution depend on US trade exposure, retaliation measures and confidence
eects. China would be hardest hit, knocking ~2pp o growth, followed by the US and EA.
The downturn would lead the Fed and ECB to ease more.
US tari increases to 60% and 10% on goods imports from China and the RoW, respectively, as
proposed by former President Trump, would be a significant escalation of trade restrictions.
They would reverse decades of trade liberalisation, with consequences far beyond the 2018-19
US-China trade war.
Assuming symmetric retaliation from all US trading partners, but accounting for dierent
confidence eects, we estimate eect on the level of real GDP to be -2.0%, -1.4% and -0.7% for
China, the US and the euro area (EA), respectively, in the first 12 months. The US and China are
mostly hit by the direct impact through the trade channel, while for the EA, adverse confidence
eects play a significant role.
Inflation would rise in the short run, especially in the US, by around 0.9pp, as the negative
supply shock from higher taris increases prices. It would then revert down, aer the tari
increases have passed through prices and as demand weakens over time. In the EA, the
inflationary eects would be much more limited (0.1%), while in China the eect of higher
import prices would be more than oset by much weaker demand (-0.1%).
US monetary policy would initially likely remain slightly tighter than in our baseline of no tari
increases, as inflation rises. But as activity starts weakening, amid trade policy uncertainty and
tighter financial conditions, we would expect the Fed to ease policy rates more aggressively,
possibly as much as 100bp. We think the ECB would initially keep rates in line with the no-tari
baseline, but would then lower policy rates by 50bp more than in the baseline as activity
weakens.
For the larger and more closed US economy, the negative short-term eect would likely more
easily dissipate in the following years. It could be more persistent for the more export-
dependent China, EA and small open EM economies, especially if global trade tension were to
escalate beyond the initial US tari increases: for example, the RoW could impose taris as
protection against diverted Chinese goods flows due to the very high US taris.
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