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ROBERT MCADIEGlobal Markets Head of Research and Strategy
www.GlobalMarkets.bnpparibas.comPlease refer to important information at the end of the report.BNP Paribas London branch
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23NOV
2016
EVERY WEDNESDAYLIVE
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EM economies and assets increasingly vulnerable to higher US rates
Source: Bloomberg, BNP Paribas
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Current backdrop is unsupportive for EM risky assets:
EM risky assets will be particularly vulnerable to a higher riskpremium as the result of higher yields and steeper curves post USelections.
EM reserves managers are experiencing outflows after years ofaccumulation; one of the questions arising from the current strongUSD will be whether to defend the currencies (and become lesscompetitive towards non USD markets), or let devaluation takeplace at the cost of higher imported inflation.
However, intervention means selling reserves (mostly bonds)denominated in USD, thereby putting more upward pressure onUS rates.
The unwind of carry trades following higher US rates is notwelcome by EM that need to see investments and FDI.
Even if a weaker FX is initially growth supportive, higher rates andwider spreads will tighten financial conditions at a time whengrowth is already slow.
We see differentiation between the EM assets; high beta names(also the more liquid ones) have been sold most aggressively.
Overall position:
Inflation breakevens to rise a lot further.
Nominal and real yields to continue to rise, especially if EM centralbanks need to sell USD bonds to support their own currencies.
Risk assets to correct, especially the more risky ones that hadbeen the recipients of carry trades (like EM).
Note: No change in target this week.
22/11/2016 LDN close 1 Month prognosis
Current vs prognosis
EURUSD 1.062 1.060 -0.16 %
GBPUSD 1.24 1.250 0.84 %
USDJPY 111.18 111.00 -0.16 %
10yr Gilts 136 bp 145 9 bp
10yr Bunds 22.1 bp 40 17.9 bp
10 Tsys 2.30% 2.40% 0.1 %
10yr JGBs 3 bp 0 -3 bp
S&P 2,199 2,025 -7.9 %
SX5E 3,044 2,850 -6.38 %
SX7E 105.9 100.0 -5.56 %
FTSE 100 6,820 6,750 -1.02 %
Nikkei 225 18,163 17,000 -6.4 %
GOLD 1,213 1,175 -3.15 %
Oil (CL1) 48 48 0.78 %
Itraxx Main S26 80bp 83 3 bp
Itraxx Xover S26 341bp 355 14bp
CDX IG S27 76bp 81 5 bp
Economic strength is weakening and a stronger USD will dampen lending
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Chart 3: This should lead to a widening of CDS…
Chart 1: EM economic strength is weakening… Chart 2: …and a stronger USD should cap future lending
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Chart 4: …as well as higher volatility from weaker local FX
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MSCI 3mth implied vol(lhs) USD strength vs EM FX basket
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Sources: BNP Paribas, Bloomberg, BIS
The differentiation between EM is starting to show
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Chart 3: By contrast, higher beta FX is much weaker vs USD…
Chart 1: Low beta FX have only suffered marginally vs USD names…
Chart 4: …and rates (or spreads) have widened by more
Chart 2: …and low beta rates have not risen much
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Value 1 USD vs a high vol EM FX basket
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Sources: BNP Paribas, Bloomberg
After the rise in bond yields, equity premium is too low vs the past 5-year average
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Table 1: EM equity indices at very expensive levels
Chart 1: Equity Risk Premium vs EM bond index at a five year low
Equity Risk Premium has fallen on a combination of highergovernment bond yields and the lack of profit growth (Chart 1).We think the earning yield derived from equity indices is too low,and either EPS has to improve (which is unlikely in the currentenvironment), or stock prices have to fall.
Equity premium is even lower relative to corporate bond yields(Chart 2), even if markets have not revisited the lows of last year.
Chart 2: Very little pick-up on stocks vs corporate bonds
Sources: BNP Paribas, Bloomberg
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MSCI EM cheap relative to 10y gvt bonds
MSCI EM expensive relative to 10y gvt bonds
Country Brazil Russia India China SOAF MEX
Earning yield (E/P) 6.39% 13.95% 5.64% 6.51% 6.17% 5.17%
10y Gvt 11.87% 8.71% 6.60% 2.89% 9.19% 7.33%
ERP ‐5.48% 5.24% ‐0.96% 3.63% ‐3.02% ‐2.16%
Real yield 4.00% 2.61% 2.40% 0.79% 3.09% 4.27%
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MSCI EM cheap relative to 10y corp bonds
MSCI EM expensive relative to 10y corp bonds
Rising USD to keep downward pressure on the renminbi
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Chart 3: CNY currently appears overvalued…
Chart 1: USD strength = USDCNY higher to keep RMB NEER stable
Chart 4: …resulting in a relatively low current account surplus
Chart 2: Outlook for US rates suggests USDCNY to rise
Cyclical fair value = 7.25 USDCNY
BNP Paribas CLEER (CycLical Equilibrium Exchange Rate) provide a fair value for a currency basedon the relative economic fundamentals Source: Macrobond, BNP Paribas
A strong RMB is triggering ‘capital leakage’ and declining reserves
Chart 3: Onshore-offshore spread encouraging outflows
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Chart 2: China currency reserves
Chart 4: Devaluation expectations rising, but still subdued
Chart 1: China’s capital outflows are huge
Source: US Federal Reserve, Bloomberg, BNP Paribas
Global implications: Less demand for Treasuries & less stability in Asia
Table 1: Asian markets reacting to expensive USD funding
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USDCNY is likely to continue to rise as US rates rise. A strongerUSD vs EUR & JPY translates to a higher USDCNY to hold the RMBbasket stable.
Policymakers in China will face two options:1) Curtail the depreciation, meaning the CNY will remain
overvalued and reserves will continue to decline; or2) Conduct a one-off devaluation of the CNY
Chart 2: Private vs official purchases of US TreasuriesChart 1: G3 central banks and China have been biggest bond buyers
Tr USD
CNY KRW MYR TWD SGD THB
2y liborswap
Level 3.41 1.50 3.82 0.88 1.63 1.66bp change (mtd) 35 14 51 16 28 8
CDS Level 124 53 172 ‐ ‐ 97bp change (mtd) 24 12 48 ‐ ‐ 0
% change in ccy vs USD (mtd) 1.8 3.7 5.6 1.4 2.7 1.6% change in equity (mtd) ‐4.4 ‐2.7 ‐2.7 ‐3.2 1.9 ‐2.3St. dev widening of onshore/ offshore spread (mtd, z-score)
‐0.34 ‐0.03 2.37 0.49 0.53 0.07
Level of inflation (% y/y) 2.1 1.3 1.5 1.7 ‐0.2 0.3
Reserves to decline
ECB & BoJpurchases to slow
In 2015 & 2016, reserve manager selling was off-set by private investor purchases
North east Asia appears vulnerable to tightening US policy. Rateshave started to rise, equities have fallen, and onshore-offshorespreads have widened. This comes against a backdrop of subduedinflation pressure.
Higher real rates in the region are likely to weigh on growth and localassets.
BNP Paribas MarFA™ focusing on term premium, real rates and volatilities
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BNP Paribas MarFA™Short-term Market Factors
identified asShort-term Market Factors
identified asLong-term Macro Factors
identified asLong-term Macro Factors
identified as
1. 10y term premium2. Implied equity vol (VIX)3. Implied FX vol (AUDUSD)
1. US 10y real yields2. US 5y5y inflation expectations3. Global economic activity (average of major PMIs)
US 10y term premium
AUDUSD and SPX vols
US 10y real yields and inflation expectations
Economic activity (Global PMIs) identified as a macro factor
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Source: Bloomberg, BNP ParibasBNPP MarFA™ monitors the performance and correlations of 75 assets to identify the main factors driving assets and fair values based on these factors. See Introducing MarFA™: BNP Paribas Market Factor Analysis for further details.
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MarFA Macro S&P500, Total Returns
BNP Paribas MarFA™ Macro: Equities and gold vulnerable to rising US real yields
Chart 3: Italian bonds appear oversold
Source: Bloomberg, BNP Paribas
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Chart 2: Deviations from MarFA fair value are short-livedChart 1: US equities appear overbought
Chart 4: Gold to decline further in response to increase real yields
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MarFA Macro Italy 10y, generic price
Fair value based on Macro Factors
MarFA suggests a large risk-premium has been priced into Italian bonds - the 10y bond is trading 4% below its fair value price
Recent rally makes equities appear rich
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MarFA Macro MSCI Brazil
Mis-alignments from MarFA fair value tend to be temporary, with corrections typically taking 1-2 months
Rising US 10y real yields suggests gold should decline further
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EM credit: Buy protection on CDX EM The recent US Treasury sell-off has significantly affected EM credit spreads and returns. Given the significant tightening over the year
and the lack of cushion, the rates backup and steepening in the yield curve have hurt EM credit spreads in a similar way to the tapertantrum and April 2015 moves. We believe there is more to go, as the Treasury move is not over.
A liquid way of taking advantage of this view is using the CDX EM index, which covers the top liquid 15 sovereign CDS. It is a purespread product without an underlying rates component (unlike cash). We believe the index could sell off by another two points (CDX EMtrades on price), which is nearly 50bp from current levels. Trade recommendation: Buy protection on CDX EM at 92.35 (270 spread)with a target of 90 (c.325 spread) over the next few weeks. Stop: 93.5 (c.243 spread).
In addition, we believe the CDX EM vs CDX IG ratio, which rose slowly during the mild October sell-off and has now spiked to c.3.6, willmove towards 4 before stabilising. As seen from Chart 2, there were significantly higher ratios during the 2013 taper tantrum, and theEM sell-off in 2015. Trade recommendation: Buy 10mn notional protection of CDX EM and sell 36mn of CDX IG. This is a carryneutral trade and will profit as the ratio decompresses. Target spread ratio 4.
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Source: Bloomberg, BNP Paribas
Chart 2: CDX EM vs Main and CDX IG
Source: Bloomberg, BNP Paribas
Chart 1: EM credit, US real rates, and fund flows
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