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The new UK Labour government has already been through quite a few changes in its approach to fiscal policy. It may seem hard to believe now but in the election campaign it the soon to be Chancellor Rachel Reeves stated her plans were fully funded and costed. She also stated that big changes were unlikely…
Poorer and lower-income households have a higher marginal propensity (MPC) to consume than richer and higher-income households. The more equal income and wealth are distributed, the higher the structural level of demand of an economy. A high structural level of demand in turn reduces the need for public deficits: full capacity utilisation is already achieved…
Donald Trump won the US election to become the next president, and it seems that the Republicans likely won a majority in both chambers of Congress. Trump was slim favourite ahead of the election, so the result was partially priced in already, but there was still a clear market reaction in that bond yields are up by some 10bp, the USD has strengthened around 1% and US stock prices are up by 4-5%. As has been the case for months, the market expects a Trump administration to mean an even more expansionary fiscal policy, higher tariffs (which imply a stronger USD) and deregulation, which could improve corporate earnings.
In China, the Politburo held a meeting ahead of the CEWC meeting overnight, where they vowed to implement a "more active" set of tools to expand domestic demand in 2025. They also cited that the property market would stabilise. Interestingly, the Politburo altered course - for the first time since 2009 - emphasizing that monetary policy would be moderately loose, in contrast to their usual expression of "prudent". At the same time, they also stated that fiscal policy would become more active in tandem with a strengthening of the extraordinary counter-cyclical adjustment.