Michael Palma Michael Palma

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Japan’s Big Warning Signal


Japan is entering a critical phase. Bond yields are hitting multi-decade highs, debt monetization is accelerating, and the yen is sinking—even as the Nikkei rallies.

Beneath the surface, Japan’s fiscal architecture is straining in ways that may foreshadow what’s coming for the U.S. as well. In this week’s report, we break down why Japan’s monetary trap matters, what it means for global markets, and why gold continues to shine as the ultimate hedge.

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Michael Palma Michael Palma

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The Hidden Outperformers of the Next 90 Days

After a 7-month rally, markets are losing momentum and a short-term correction is underway. While investors rotate away from high-growth tech, one sector stands out as a potential winner in the turbulence: Consumer Staples.

Historically resilient during downturns, attractively valued, and supported by defensive cash flows, staples may offer one of the most compelling repositioning opportunities of the quarter.

Discover why this shift matters now, how valuations have reset, and where opportunities may lie across global leaders such as Nestlé, PepsiCo, Walmart or Procter & Gamble

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Michael Palma Michael Palma

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After the AI boom, markets catch their breath.

After seven months of relentless rally driven by AI optimism and record tech valuations, global markets are finally showing signs of fatigue.


The Magnificent Seven have lost momentum, Meta’s heavy capex plans raised new concerns, and the ongoing U.S. government shutdown is adding pressure on growth and sentiment.

Our latest Elaia Weekly explains why this market pause could mark the start of a short-term correction rather than a trend reversal — and why patience, flexibility, and selectivity now matter more than ever.

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Michael Palma Michael Palma

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While global markets reach new highs, Switzerland quietly stands out — resilient, undervalued, and stable.


Despite trade tensions and slowing growth, the Swiss economy combines low inflation, fiscal discipline, and world-class companies. With equity valuations at a decade-low discount to global peers, opportunities are emerging for long-term investors seeking both defensive strength and upside potential.

Our latest Elaia Weekly explores why Switzerland remains Europe’s true safe haven — at a big discount.

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Michael Palma Michael Palma

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After one of the strongest equity rallies in recent years, attention has shifted toward fixed income markets.


The Federal Reserve’s change in tone marks a turning point: the rate-cut cycle is underway, long-term yields are falling, and quality bonds are regaining their role as a cornerstone of balanced portfolios.


Our latest Elaia Weekly explores why duration is back — and why investors should act before yields compress further.

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Michael Palma Michael Palma

Elaia Weekly View

After six months of strong market performance, signs of fragility are emerging. Renewed geopolitical tensions, slowing job creation, and stretched valuations point toward a potential short-term correction.

Elaia’s latest Weekly explores how investors can navigate this environment — from taking profits and strengthening defensiveness, to focusing on dominant companies operating in oligopolistic or monopolistic markets that offer resilience and long-term value.

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Michael Palma Michael Palma

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The convergence of AI, electrification, and the zero-carbon transition is reshaping global demand for industrial metals.
This week, Elaia explores why metals & mining may enter a new structural supercycle — driven by technology, policy, and scarcity.

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Michael Palma Michael Palma

Elaia Weekly View

Each week, Elaia Capital SA shares its insights on global markets through a concise and data-driven research note. In this edition, we explore the renewed momentum in Chinese equities, supported by structural strengths, policy initiatives, and a gradual financial opening confirming our constructive stance.

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