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2016-11-24-cross asset-dés

2016-11-24-cross asset-dés

24.11.2016 - Monthly Cross Asset

Monetary politicies in 2017 and beyond - 2017: A transition year for the central banks?

Again in 2016, the central banks of the developed countries loosened their monetary policies just a bit more: except for the Fed and the Bank of Canada, the central banks of all the other G-10 countries all loosened their monetary policies, either by lowering key interest rates or by inflating their balance sheets.

Valentine AINOUZ, Karine HERVE, Bastien DRUT, Mo JI

2016-06-brexit bremain

2016-06-brexit bremain

13.06.2016 - Monthly Cross Asset

ASSET ALLOCATION - BREXIT / BREMAIN, volatility / financial stability and bank securities, topics for review

At our most recent investment committee meeting, three topics were at the centre of debate

Philippe ITHURBIDE

Global Head of Research

DP-15-2016

DP-15-2016

02.05.2016 - Discussion Paper

Low / Negative interest rate environment, secular stagnation... Implication for asset management

For several years now we have been living in an environment characterised by falling short- and long-term interest rates combined with low inflation, low economic volatility, declining growth potential, accommodative monetary policies, etc.

Philippe ITHURBIDE

Global Head of Research

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12.04.2016 - Discussion Paper

The financial markets today: How to cope with low / negative interest rates

Last summer, the machine has become unsettled. The financial markets have been in the doldrums, everything (Fed, ECB, China, Yuan, oil, etc.) has become subject to a negative interpretation. It is therefore easy to understand why we have witnessed the repricing of risk and the implementation of portfolio protection, and even in some cases the liquidation of positions. Why have we reached this situation? Was it entirely justified?

Philippe ITHURBIDE

Global Head of Research

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Achievement

23.03.2016 - Thematic Paper

Negative rates: a potentially counter –productive and stress inducing measure

Of course it is easy to understand why the ECB wanted to test the level of rates below which the banks stop holding their surplus cash at the central bank, but the question is whether it is really worth the trouble, given the risks of such a policy.

Philippe ITHURBIDE

Global Head of Research

2016-03-How negative rates reshaped the fi xed-income markets

2016-03-How negative rates reshaped the fi xed-income markets

14.03.2016 - Monthly Cross Asset

How negative rates reshaped the fixed-income markets

Negative policy rates have become the most fashionable monetary policy tool and this raises many questions: there is definitely a race to go negative between the central banks, very often against a backdrop of currency depreciation.

Sergio BERTONCINI, Bastien DRUT

2016-03-Negative rates, EU/UK and Brexit: ECB answers to market fears

2016-03-Negative rates, EU/UK and Brexit: ECB answers to market fears

14.03.2016 - Monthly Cross Asset

Negative rates, EU/UK and Brexit: ECB answers to market fears

Many negative factors continue to weigh down the financial markets: the economic slowdown, which has been palpable for several quarters, has worsened, and has caught a far too optimistic consensus off guard.

Philippe ITHURBIDE

Global Head of Research

2016-03 The Bank of Japan – Coming to the end of its rope

2016-03 The Bank of Japan – Coming to the end of its rope

07.03.2016 - Thematic Paper

The Bank of Japan – Coming to the end of its rope

It seems the Bank of Japan (BoJ) has exhausted all the options to appease investors if the financial markets fall into difficulty up again.

Akio YOSHINO

Equity Research and Strategy at Amundi Japan

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