sentix Survey results (44-2021)

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Trick or Treat

Such a clear break in the crude oil bias should soon have consequences for oil prices. Over the past five weeks, the strategic bias has shed 24 percentage points. Both the absolute (negative) level and the rate of change of the indicator suggest declining crude oil prices. This should take some of the pressure off central banks to act. The interest rate market could benefit from this.

Further results:

  • Equities: Halloween party
  • Bonds: Trick or Treat
  • Crude oil: Bias slides
  • Precious metals: Silver picks up

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sentix Survey results (43-2021)

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The air for black gold is getting thin

The topic of inflation fears is pushing investors out of their bond exposures. This can be observed for euro bonds as well as for U.S. bonds. From a risk assessment perspective, this seems to mean that the worst is over, especially as the crude oil price is also signaling a high-risk situation and relief could be on the way. For the equity side, we also measure high investment levels. Now the professionals have also bought in and are gearing up for a positive fourth quarter of 2021.

Further results:

  • Equities: China turns up
  • Precious metals: gold and silver fight back
  • sentix investor positioning in equities and bonds

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sentix Survey results (42-2021)

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Sentiment impulse

The number of bulls for US equities, as measured by sentix sentiment, has jumped in the last two weeks. This is likely to dampen the price outlook in the short term. However, a trend reversal is not on the agenda, as this increase is part of a bullish sentiment impulse that suggests further price gains on an 8-10 week horizon.

Further results:

  • Gold mines: Better times ahead
  • Precious metals: Strategic bias continues to rise
  • sentix styles - Investor preferences & behavior
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sentix Survey results (41-2021)

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Crude oil with high risk

The greatest risks are currently indicated by the price of crude oil. Sentiment is now euphoric, basic confidence in black gold is beginning to decline. The mix of both results (TD-Index) in an unfavourable starting position for the lubricant of the global economy. Conversely, this should mean a counter-cyclical support signal for bonds, as rising energy prices are fuelling inflation fears.

Further results:

  • Equities: US equities constructive
  • Equities: No damage in confidence in Japan
  • sentix Sector Sentiment

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Loss of momentum continues

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The momentum of the economic recovery in the Eurozone continues to slow down. At 16.9 points, the overall index is falling for the third time in a row. Expectations are dropping for the fifth time in a row to only 8 points. For Germany we get the first feedback after the Bundestag elections: The current assessment also slips by 5 points, while the expectations component is able to counter the global loss of momentum and even rises by 2.7 points. Overall, the signs for the global economy continue to point to a "mid-cycle slowdown". The slowdown in growth in the middle of the cycle is making headway in the major economic regions - first and foremost in the USA. The Asia ex Japan region also remains affected.

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