
No systemic risk from SVB failure, but watch out for areas o...
2023 will be a two-speed year, with plenty of risks to watch out for.
Read moreItalian government crisis, likely outcome: snap elections the most likely outcome. Prime Minister Draghi would remain at the helm of a caretaker government, until a new one is formed after the elections.
More 5 to 10 minutesThe growth outlook for Italy has been revised down on tighter financing conditions and monetary policy normalization, coupled with the energy crisis in Europe and global value chain bottlenecks.
More 5 to 10 minutesThe extended lockdown in Shanghai and other cities have shattered market confidence, sending Chinese equity market down again over the month.
More 5 to 10 minutesUnderstanding the current situation of global real estate markets and their likely evolution in a high-inflation regime.
More > 10 minutesUnderstanding the role that commodities could play in portfolio diversification under a regime of high and persistent inflation.
More > 10 minutesWe expect QE to end in Q3, as announced, followed by rate normalisation, which is likely to lift rates out of negative territory over the next few months, with two hikes before year-end, followed by another in Q1 2023
More > 10 minutesEvergrande crisis: Despite Evergrande paid the coupon due on September 23, just one day before the 30-day grace period deadline, the company's crisis is still unresolved.
More 5 to 10 minutesThe ongoing slowdown in global trade will weaken global GDP growth further in 2020 – especially in advanced economies skewed towards the manufacturing sector – but a full-blown recession is unlikely, in our view.
More > 10 minutesOne year on from his election victory the French president has already lived up to some of his campaign promises, most visibly regarding labour market regulation and taxation, actions that have generally been welcomed by international financial commentators.
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