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What if the debt crisis investors have feared is not still ahead, but already here, unfolding in plain sight?
After a period of strong performance, European banks continue to trade at modest valuations despite improved fundamentals.
The ‘politicisation’ of central banks is more than just an awkward word to pronounce. It reflects a growing political pressure on central banks caused by an evolving macroeconomic and political backdrop. At a recent dinner attended by policy experts, we discussed the changes that have taken place and how this might affect fixed income markets.
Why AAA collateralized loan obligations (CLOs) may be well suited to navigating an uncertain rate environment.
The U.S. consumer has been portrayed as stressed, but we remain constructive on spending despite higher energy prices.
Encouraging Middle East developments may not alter the broader fundamental backdrop for investors.
Marc Pinto and Lucas Klein explore opportunities for repositioning within high-profile and underappreciated themes.
Alex Veroude looks objectively at market moves to better balance risks and opportunities.
Richard Bernstein explains why it may prove prudent not to follow the risk-taking herd.
New drug formats and emerging indications are expanding the potential reach of GLP-1 therapies and shaping the market’s next phase of growth.
Gold and real Treasury yields appear decoupled, but the historical mechanism is still working. Central bank buying has just lifted the floor.