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Postwar Disinflation Reopens Easing Cycles

As Middle East ceasefires hold and energy prices fall, regional central banks resume cutting rates, reviving rate-sensitive assets while exposing the malinvestment built up under cheap money.

weakening · confidence 38 · Emerging (watchlist) · tracking since July 6, 2026 · updated July 7, 2026

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Daily conviction score, 0 to 100. Higher means the thesis is more strongly corroborated.

Jul 6 · 40Jul 7 · 38

Now 38 · -2 since Jul 6 · ranged 38 to 40

Why the conviction moved

  • Jul 6
    Strengthened +5

    The Bank of Israel is expected to keep cutting in a postwar easing cycle, lifting Tel Aviv property stocks, even as a once-celebrated auto-technology firm seeks creditor protection—evidence of malinvestment surfacing.

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  • Supporting · July 6, 2026

    Bank of Israel Expected to Keep Cutting as Tel Aviv Property Stocks Rally

    The Bank of Israel is expected to keep cutting in a postwar easing cycle, lifting Tel Aviv property stocks, even as a once-celebrated auto-technology firm seeks creditor protection—evidence of malinvestment surfacing.

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