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PFM Trading: The US economy grew by a disappointing 1.2% in the 2nd quarter of the year. PFM Trading: US economic growth in the three months to June fell markedly short of consensus estimates according to the official first read on the measure released last Friday. The US Commerce Department said the world's largest economy grew by an annualized rate of just 1.2% in the second quarter of 2016, far short of expectations for an expansion of 2.6%. Further disappointment came in the form of a slew of downward revisions to the readings in previous quarters. Q1 GDP was revised down to 0.8% from 1.1% while the fourth quarter of 2015 was downwardly revised to 1.6% to just 0.9%. Most of the damage to the reading was done by weak business spending and inventory investment declined. The only silver lining to the data was consumer spending which picked up by 4,2%, the most since the fourth quarter of 2014 but even that was misleading according to Brian Solus, Chief Economist at PFM Trading. "The supposed surge in consumer spending was an overhang from the fourth quarter which, as we all know, always receives a boost from the holidays and all the various sales. To find a similar surge in consumer spending in any quarter other than a 4th, you need to go back a decade," he explained The GDP read reduced expectations for a September rate hike as investors reasoned that the Federal Reserve would be reticent about any rate rise's effect on economic growth. "I think we can almost certainly rule out a rate hike in September and we don't think it will be long before all bets are off for a hike at the Fed's December meeting too," said Solus. PFM Trading reiterated its advice to investors urging them to position themselves for low interest rates for longer, warning that there was as much chance of a rate cut as a rate hike as the year unfolded.

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PFM Trading: The global hunt for yield is back in full swing as global central banks ramp up stimulus. PFM Trading: Emerging market equities have surged to one-year highs driven by record capital inflows from global investors searching for return as bond yields in developed markets remain in negative territory. Analysts at US banking giant, Bank of America Merrill Lynch said that the trend had led to a record 5-week inflow of capital into emerging market debt funds and the longest period of inflows into equity fund in the last two years. Renewed central bank stimulus in Japan and the United Kingdom as well as a decreased likelihood of increases in US interest rates has helped push bond yields in developed markets below zero creating problems for investors who depend on the yield from safe assets. "Pension funds and insurers must invest in assets that have the highest credit rating but the assets that traditionally hold these ratings aren't generating the kind of returns they need in order to fulfill their obligations to clients and customers. This means they have little choice but to invest in the bonds of emerging nations in places like Asia and Latin America," said Brian Solus, Chief Economist at PFM Trading. "They're also buying up equities in highly-rated companies and that's good for those of us already invested in these markets," he explained. Though PFM Trading said it could not say for certain how long it believed the trend would continue, the firm notes that global central banks are likely only at the early stages of their efforts to boost their economies and that, consequently, investors could reasonably expect to see more liquidity flowing into risk assets.

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