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8 December 2015
World Outlook 2016: Managing with less liquidity
The energy and materials sectors trade historically cheap to trailing
fundamentals, although their prospects are tied heavily to the willingness of
management teams to pare back bloated capital spending budgets that now
run at double the rate of EBITDA. We recommend avoiding sectors exposed to
the energy sector's coming capital expenditure declines, such as capital goods.
Trends in non-financial issuer quality outside the energy sector are also
worrisome, leading us to revise our view on the relative performance of senior
US bank paper, which we think can now trade to spread parity with quality-
and duration-matched non-financials.
Oleg Melentyev, (1)212 250 6779
Daniel Sorid, 11)212 250 1407
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