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JPM | THE HOUSE VIEW (& key charts...): APAC Market Thematics - Specialist Sales Commentary Thematics · Macro · Strategy
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JPM | THE HOUSE VIEW (& key charts...): APAC Market Thematics - Specialist Sales Commentary Thematics · Macro · Strategy
Specialist Sales
APAC Specialist Sales J P M O R G A N
11 July 2026
JPM | THE HOUSE VIEW (& key charts...)
Matthew See
+852 2800 8889
matthew.see@jpmorgan.com
JPM’s Economists & Strategists share their views on the outlook ahead. 5x which caught my eye this week are below:
1. Global Macro (Bruce Kasman): Consumer resilience… brushing off the headwinds (link)
2. Asia Macro (Sajjid Chinoy): Domestic vs external… diverging trends in Japan vs China (link)
3. Global FX Strategy (Meera Chandan): Stay long USD and beta FX… and short the JPY (link)
4. Global EQ Strategy (Mislav Matejka): Into 2Q earnings… stay bullish on strong growth (link)
5. Global Positioning (John Schlegel): Momentum pullback… isn’t necessarily complete yet (link)
#1 - GLOBAL MACRO | Consumer resilience… brushing off the headwinds (B. Kasman)
• Consumer resilience - No signs of a slowdown. Despite a spike in global consumer price inflation to 6% annualised in the
3m through May, there’s been little sign of a softening in conusmption into mid-year. Our economists had expected a roughly
1ppt downshift in global consumption growth ex-China (from +2.4% in 1Q26)… but consumers have impressed with their
spending resilience (outpacing consumer confidence readings), leading us to lift our 2Q26 consumption forecast to 2%.
• Headwinds to tailwinds - Energy and jobs. US tax cuts helped consumers initially weather the storm... and other macro
trends are now also improving. Of note, recent headwinds from rising oil/gas prices and a weak labour market are both
inflecting into 2H tailwinds. Global economic growth is also supported by World Cup hospitality spend. It’s also not just in
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