
Asset Class Return Forecasts - Q2 2022
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SurveyThe invasion of Ukraine by Russian troops has caught Europe off guard, reminding it of the darkest hours before the Second World War.
More 5 to 10 minutesUnderstanding the long-term implications of the Russian-Ukraine conflict in the regime shift in course.
More > 10 minutesMarket reaction: The worst-case scenario of a full blown attack to Ukraine has materialised. It’s risk-off on Russian assets; global risk assets are under severe pressure.
More 5 to 10 minutesUnderstanding the economic and investment fallout of the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
More > 10 minutesUnderstanding recent tensions between Russia and Ukraine, as well as the implications on the economy and potential geopolitical and investment consequences.
More 5 to 10 minutesUnderstanding recent turmoil in Kazakhstan and its evolution, as well as the implications on its economy and potential geopolitical consequences in the region.
More 5 to 10 minutesCovid-19 vaccines have been rolled out for a year now. Despite official commitments to provide access to effective jabs to all countries, production constraints and national priorities have resulted in uneven distribution.
More 5 to 10 minutesElection outcome: The most likely winner in terms of votes and seats will either be the Social Democratic Party (SPD) or the conservative Christian Democratic Union/Christian Social Union (CDU/CSU). Likely scenarios include the ‘traffic-light’ coalition (SPD-Greens-pro-market Liberal Democratic Party, FDP) or the ‘Jamaica’ coalition (CDU/CSU-Greens-FDP). However, other combinations are possible.
More > 10 minutesProfound changes in the international arena are underway. Together the EU, China and the United States are the three largest economies in the world. Whereas, previously, economic and geopolitical issues were treated separately, it is increasingly clear that the United States and China are using their economic power for geopolitical purposes. Such geopolitical leadership has economic implications.
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