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GS Morning Rundown...8/14/2024
FICC and Equities
|
14 August 2024 | 12:13PM UTC
“All references to “we/us/our” refer to the views and observations of the desk unless
specified otherwise”
MORNING MACRO
US Futures muted (10yy/Crude/Bitcoin stables) as all eyes turn to US CPI this
morning (GIR: in July core CPI +0.16% vs. +0.2% cons MoM; +3.20% vs. +3.2% cons
YoY).
GOOGL lower (
-
1% pre mkt) on reports the DoJ mull breakup push after
antitrust win with less severe options include forcing GOOGL to share more data
with competitors/measures to prevent unfair advantage in AI products (BBG).
Overnight, UK CPI printed cooler adding to the dovish case for UK rates while
China’s largest steel firm (China Baowu Steel) said the steel industry is facing a
crisis more sever than ’08 and ’15 downturns (BBG). New Zealand Central Bank
cut by 25bps (not
expected). Geopolitically, Iran is linking its response to Israeli
on its role/outcome to a ceasefire deal in Gaza (FT/RTRS).
Focus today:
Mortgage Applications (7am), CPI (8:30am), no Fed speakers.
*CPI: GS ECON CPI PREVIEW
…
We expect a 0.16% increase in July core CPI (vs.
0.2% consensus), corresponding to a year
-
over
-
year rate of 3.20% (vs. 3.2%
consensus). We highlight four key component
-
level trends we expect to see in
this month’s report:
-
We expect used car prices to decline 1.5%, reflecting continued catch
-
down to
auction prices.
-
We expect airfares to decline 2.5%, reflecting a headwind from seasonal
distortions.
-
We expect another moderate shelter inflation reading on net, reflecting another
soft OER reading due to payback for the January spike with a 6
-
month lag but a
slight rebound in rent.
-
We expect car insurance prices to rise, albeit not as quickly as earlier in the
year
—
we forecast a 0.7% increase in the car insurance component compared to
1.2% on average so far in 2024.
Reaction Function (trading desk view):
.07%
-
.12%: SPX +1%
.13%
-
.18%: SPX +.75%
.19%
-
.24%: SPX +/
-
.40%
.25%
-
.29%: SPX
-
1.25%
.30%
-
.34%: SPX
-
1.75%
>.35%: SPX
-
2.5%
Estimate Distribution for
July Core
CPI MoM
Source: Bloomberg as of 08/13/2024; Past performance isn’t indicative of future
results
–
h/t Lee Coppersmith
…
Dom Wilson view into CPI:
The CPI clearly still matters for the Fed profile (we
saw markets respond positively to a better PPI release), but the threshold for big
shifts is higher than it’s been for a while, since the market probably correctly
judges that the extent of timing and c
uts runs more through the jobs and growth
side now. Our CPI forecast (16bp on core CPI translating to 14bp on core PCE)
should be modestly reassuring, though it looks like we’ve pre
-
traded some of
that. Given that the key fear is growth risk now, we arguab
ly have more
sensitivity to the retail and claims numbers later in the week and our below
consensus retail forecast may be the bigger obstacle for the current rally.
The market set
-
up is harder after the rapid relief from the extremes, but our
central case forecast is more optimistic than what we see baked into markets
broadly and the recession tail is probably still over
-
priced relative to the 25%
probability our US e
con team assigns. So that argues for further relief over time.
But it may take the market a while to be reassured about that and in the
meantime, we will probably sustain more volatility around the leu growth data,
especially the next couple of jobs report
s. The election and geopolitical risks may
also put a higher floor under vol than we saw earlier in the year.
*FACTOR FOCUS
-
DESK ACTIVITY…
Overall executed flow on our desk finished with a +304bps
buy skew yday vs 30day avg of +32bps.
LOs finished +$900m net buyers, driven
almost entirely by Tech and macro expressions. HFs finished
-
$600m net sellers,
driven almost entirely by long sales across discretionary. HF short ratios ran
light, hovering around 30%, vs ~50% avg.
-
GEOPOLITICS…
Ceasefire stall
-
> Hamas won’t take part in ceasefire negotiations
on Thurs, signaling that a breakthrough will stay elusive
–
NYT
-
GOOG…
Antitrust
-
> US Considers a Rare Antitrust Move: Breaking Up Google.
Antitrust enforcers soliciting input from outside companies. Judge ruled Alphabet
unit monopolized online search, ads
–
BBG
-
INFLATION…
UK Inflation
–
U.K. Services Inflation Eases, Keeping Door Open for
More Rate Cuts. Consumer prices were 2.2% higher than a year earlier in July,
rising from 2% in June
-
WSJ
-
FUND FLOW STRATEGY (Rubner)…
”I think there is more equity downside
than upside priced in for the CPI and we pre
-
traded a low print following the PPI
in the marketplace. However, each macro data print from here will be used as
clearing event for volatility. My flow of funds framework
flips to the buyside next
week and systematic supply pressure will ease. At the end of the week, CTA
supply will completely fade and there is a more fair fight. We have also entered
the second best two month period for corporate repurchases , which is trac
king
$5 Billion per day until September 6th. As volatility resets back lower, we should
see additional demand from the vol control community. Buyers live higher and
investors will re
-
gross above $5400.”
*EARNINGS UPDATE
…
Earnings are largely behind us with over 90% of S&P mkt
cap having now reported. 55% of S&P companies have beat EPS by >1std dev (vs
~48% historic average) driven by margin beats, while 10% of companies have
missed by >1std dev (vs 13% historic average).
Source: GIR, as of 8/13/2024. Past performance is not indicative of future results.
H/t Jenny Ma
Source: GIR, as of 8/13/2024. Past performance is not indicative of future results.
H/t Jenny Ma
…Companies beating have o/p S&P by 244bps on T+1 (vs 101bps of historic o/p),
while companies missing have u/p S&P by 77bps on T+1 (vs 211bps of historic
u/p).
Source: GIR, as of 8/13/2024. Past performance is not indicative of future results.
H/t Jenny Ma
QUICK HITS FROM GIR
•
Restaurants: broad
-
based traffic slowdown
•
Pharma: CMS’ drug pricing announcement implications
•
Focus on Utilities capex growth
•
Buy
DE
: positive on captive finance business
•
Upgrade
NCNO
to Buy
MICRO THOUGHTS FROM THE DESK
TMT (BARTLETT/ZIMMERMAN)
–
Bartlett Marquee Page
1.
GOOGL: DOJ mulls asking for Google breakup after Landmark Antirust
win –
–
Bloomberg.
Stock
-
1% in pre.
A bid to break up Alphabet Inc.’s Google is one
of the options being considered by the Justice Department after a landmark
court ruling found that the company monopolized the online search market,
according to people with knowledge of the deliberations. Th
e move would be
Washington’s first push to dismantle a company for illegal monopolization
since unsuccessful efforts to break up Microsoft Corp. two decades ago. Less
severe options include forcing Google to share more data with competitors
and measures to
prevent it from gaining an unfair advantage in AI products,
said the people, who asked not to be identified discussing private
conversations.
Link
2.
Hon Hai:
iPhone maker Hon Hai sees sales rising as AI boosts profits
-
expects to
ship NVDA powered servers in Q4.
Apple Inc.’s main manufacturing partner
Hon Hai Precision Industry Co. said it expects revenue to grow in the current
quarter and for the rest of year, after reporting a profit rise boosted by
demand for servers powering AI applications. The iPhone produce
r, also
known as Foxconn, said on Wednesday that net income in the June quarter
was NT$35 billion ($1.1 billion), largely in line with analyst expectations. Hon
Hai’s revenue for the period, released earlier, surpassed estimates and came
in at NT$1.55 tril
lion, up 19%. This was helped in large part by its growing
business of supplying data center operators with servers containing Nvidia
Corp.’s AI accelerators. Hon Hai will start shipping a small batch of GB200
-
powered servers in 4Q, and the volume will gro
w significantly in 2025
3.
PTON:
Google Fitbit, Peloton announce multi
-
year content distribution
partnership
.
Peloton (PTON) and Google (GOOGL) Fitbit announced Tuesday a
multi
-
year, multi
-
country partnership to offer a wide portfolio of Peloton
classes to Fitbit Premium users, starting in early September.
Press Release
4.
NCNO: GS Research upgrades to Buy on
Improving retention & enhanced cross
sell opportunity clear path for growth reacceleration.
We upgrade shares of
NCNO to Buy from Neutral, with a $42, 12
-
month price target ($34
prior).
Our Call: nCino is likely to overcome the various business headwinds it
has faced into peaking interest rates in relatively short order, which we think
materializes through 1) the lapping of peak mortgage customer churn, 2)
accelerating contribution from more nascent, non
-
core products, 3) growth
stability in the core commerci
al lending business, 4) benefits from nCino's
renewed partnership with Salesforce, and 5) continued margin expansion
towards the company's 'Rule of 50' target. While nCino has underperformed
our two other covered companies in the bank technology space by 4
8pts YTD,
we think the above factors, combined with nCino's innovation track record
(including AI), partner ecosystem, and deep
-
rooted relationships with large
FIs, have the potential to close the performance gap with peers in what we
have consistently vie
wed as a strong underlying environment for bank IT
spend. Details within.
Link
5.
Tencent (first take): Tecent reports mostly in
-
line results with consensus, with
slight Gaming beat.
Overall numbers mostly inline vs GS estimates:
a.
Revenue 161.12b yuan vs GSe 160.55b
b.
Net income 47.63b yuan vs GSe 48.56b
c.
Adjusted net income 57.31b yuan vs GSe 57.45b
d.
Two bright spots: gaming revenue 48.5b yuan slightly higher vs GSe of
48.1b (+8% YoY), and online ads 29.87b yuan (+19% YoY) also beat
GSe 29.13b yuan (+16% YoY)
e.
Co repurchased c. 51mn shares on HKEX for about HKD14.8bn
HC (GALLO/CHAN)
–
Gallo's Marquee Page
1.
IRA drug price negotiations: Thoughts ahead of anticipated
announcements, which could potentially begin this week:
Media reports
indicate that the White House is poised to make an announcement
-
potentially as early as Thursday, August 15th, prior to market open, and
ahead of the September 1st statutory deadline
-
highlighting the anticipated
benefits to consumers (i.e
., cost savings potential) based on the outcome of
Medicare's Drug Pricing Negotiations enabled by provisions within the
Inflation Reduction Act (IRA). Potentially simultaneous disclosures by CMS of
specifics, such as negotiated Maximum Fair Price (MFP) le
vels that will go into
effect starting in 2026 for the 10 drugs selected, will help address a key
uncertainty for investors, helping inform how pricing dynamics across major
product categories will shape growth outlooks, for the pharmaceutical
industry. Se
e below for link to full note.
2.
CAH
–
F4Q Consistent with Consensus + Guide Raise:
CAH reported F4Q
results, with segment level rev + EBIT generally consistent with consensus,
and EPS ahead at $1.84 (vs. $1.73 cons) and likely better
-
than
-
feared post
results from peers. The company raised Pharma profit growth to +1% to +3%
(vs. at least
1% prior) and raised EPS guidance to $7.55 to $7.70 (vs. at least
$7.50 prior). Conf call at 8:30am ET.
/11
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