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Despite a year’s worth of monetary tightening, most major economies remain in disequilibrium. Co-CIO Bob Prince explains how this is not unusual, as restoring equilibrium often takes a series of moves over time. The implications for policy and markets remain material.

Margo Cook will join Mike McGavick as co-Chair of Bridgewater’s Operating Board of Directors. Margo has been part of the Bridgewater community since 2021, currently serving as an Outside Director on our Operating Board, and brings more than 30 years of executive leadership, operating experience, and innovative thinking as an investor.

Co-CIO Greg Jensen explains how changes to the composition of US debt issuance has temporarily averted some of the most important consequences of the tightening, and why this support to assets is likely to turn into a drag.

The fellowship fosters connection and development for next-generation leaders from around the world and across sectors, and we are proud to have two of Bridgewater’s leaders joining this year’s esteemed cohort.

When we look across the metrics we’re tracking to know if the tightening has been sufficient, we see the Fed has made notable progress toward its goals. However, we still don’t see the conditions that would warrant the easing markets are currently discounting.

One way to understand how the cycle is playing out is by breaking down the spending in the economy into its sources: incomes, borrowing, and changes in saving. Private sector borrowing has been crushed by the tightening and households have stopped reducing their savings, but strong income growth has outweighed these drags and will likely take more than just the tightening to date to crack.