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19.05.2020 - Insights Paper

Emerging Markets Charts & Views - Market dislocation creating long-term opportunities

Two major drivers are shaping the landscape for EM countries: Covid-19 and oil dynamics. We are mindful that current events will have very significant negative effects on the economic outlook for EM this year, leading many countries into recession. However, for those experienced in financial markets, shocks are nothing new, particularly within EM.

Yerlan SYZDYKOV

Global Head of EM

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30.04.2020 - Monthly Cross Asset

Contraction > recovery > late cycle: a cycle round trip in three years

The pandemic outbreak altered the cycle of financial regimes we had in mind at the end of 2019, with consequences extending over the medium term: after a sharp contraction in 2020, 2021 will see a “recovery” in the growth and profit cycle with a rebound in risky assets while in 2022, we expect a normalization towards a late cycle.

Annalisa USARDI, Federico CESARINI, Lorenzo PORTELLI

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Thematic - Cross Asset

30.04.2020 - Monthly Cross Asset

Thematics Views - May 2020

Over the last few weeks, significant stabilisation plans have been announced across advanced economies and in addition true stimulus plans are now under consideration. Recent empirical studies show that fiscal multipliers could be much larger in the current depressed context than during normal times. We believe this could boost the recovery path of corporate dividends going forward, in Europe in particular.

Didier BOROWSKI, Pierre BLANCHET, Alessia BERARDI, Delphine GEORGES

Vignette Turkey: Towards a new boom and bust cycle?

Vignette Turkey: Towards a new boom and bust cycle?

03.03.2020 - Expert Talk

Turkey: Towards a new boom and bust cycle?

Q4-2019 GDP figurewas released at6% yoy, higher than in Q3 (0.9%yoy): The main driver of this boom was private consumption that grew at 6.8% yoy and that was fueled by a huge expansion of credit to consumers, lower interest rates and a 15% rise in minimum wage.

Karine HERVE

Emerging Markets Senior Economist

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24.02.2020 - Expert Talk

South Africa Inflation

South African inflation came out higher in January: 4.5% yoy compared to 4% in December but is in the middle of the inflation target (3-6%) of the South African Central Bank (SARB). This acceleration in inflation is mainly explained by a sharp rise in transport prices linked to base effects of fuel prices (+ 13.7% in January against 2.4% the previous month).

Karine HERVE

Emerging Markets Senior Economist

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10.02.2020 - Expert Talk

Turkey: inflation and monetary policy

The Governor of the CBRT debriefed last week on the first inflation report of the year.

Karine HERVE

Emerging Markets Senior Economist

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05.02.2020 - Monthly Cross Asset

Investment Phazer Update: downward trend is confirmed

While in the short term we do expect some temporary relief coming from positive economic surprises and supportive news on the trade front (should coronavirus impact be limited), on a medium-term horizon our economic scenario confirms the fragility of the profit cycle. Exceptional features of this cycle are lower growth due to trade war escalation, unprecedented low interest rates due to unconventional monetary policy and a fairly resilient labour market due to the strong domestic sector resilience. Notwithstanding these specificities, the 2020 is still compatible with a late cycle phase; but the most likely scenario for the end of 2021 is the transition into a correction phase

Annalisa USARDI, Lorenzo PORTELLI

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16.12.2019 - Insights Paper

Fixed income: Back to core - Charts and Views

Build a robust 'core' and diversify income sources

Eric BRARD, Claudia BERTINO, Laura FIOROT

Sergio Bertoncini

Sergio Bertoncini

15.11.2019 - Expert Talk

ECB QE2 starts on a strong foot with a tilt to the private sector

ECB QE2 started off on a strong foot, according to data released on Monday regarding the very first week of purchases.

Sergio BERTONCINI

Head of Rates and FX Research

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