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The European Commission risks retarding the development of long-term contracting for renewable energy just as momentum is building. Policy uncertainty will continue to dog firms and households in the EU, if the Commission's attempts to lower energy costs for consumers at the expense of renewable-ene...
05 Jan 2023
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How to play China's reopening? What are the dichotomies in the performance of China's plays in financial markets? Why has the Chinese central bank tightened liquidity since October and what has been the impact on local rates and the RMB? Is global growth about to bottom? What is the outlook for EM s...
05 Jan 2023
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China's economic recovery will be led by consumer spending on services rather than the industrial sector. The current equity market leadership – outperformance by tech stocks – is unsustainable. Persistent deflationary forces will compel policymakers to inject more liquidity and bring down interest ...
05 Jan 2023
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Slowing growth would be bad for equities, but so would stronger growth since it would mean more rate hikes....
04 Jan 2023
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In Section I, we note that the global growth outlook has modestly deteriorated over the past month, despite an improving 12-month outlook for Chinese domestic demand in response to the imminent end of the nation’s “dynamic zero-COVID” policy. Investors should remain conservatively positioned over th...
22 Dec 2022
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This week, we look at the latest data releases in the G10, along with implications for all the major currencies....
21 Dec 2022
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In this, our final report of a tumultuous year, we summarize our policy outlook for the “Big 4” central banks – the Fed, the ECB, the Bank of England (BoE) and the BoJ – and the associated bond market implications for 2023....
21 Dec 2022
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The only feasible way for Brazil to stabilize its public debt-to-GDP ratio is by having nominal GDP growth meaningfully above government borrowing costs. This requires large fiscal stimulus to boost nominal GDP and much lower interest rates. These factors will constitute the economic policy anchor o...
20 Dec 2022
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This week we present our outlook for the Fed in 2023....
20 Dec 2022