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Europe’s bank sector has proven resilient since the Credit Suisse rescue but AT1 bonds have still not fully recovered – making them all the more attractive, in our view.
By: David Bianco
No ceiling, no landing: 3-5% inflation cruising altitude
How World Bank reforms might help attract more private sector capital, which is urgently needed to meet greenhouse gas emission targets
By: Björn Jesch
We remain confident that a small deal can get struck in time, paving the way for more deals later
By: Christian Scherrmann
Slowing down the U.S. Economy
Surviving tribulations of beta management: Be patient and busy elsewhere
The latest order intake and production figures of the German industry seem discouraging at first glance. At second glance, things look less dire.
Our monthly market analysis and positioning
Given how entrenched the greenback’s position is in international trade and finance, this probably won’t be the last debate on de-dollarization.
The first quarter of 2023 will likely go down in history as the time when the world became aware that the “cognitive” abilities of information machines hit a tipping point.
According to futures markets, investors expect Fed rate cuts starting in September. We think this prediction should be taken with a grain of salt.
Companies are preparing for a recession: How about you?
The upcoming Earth Day on April 22nd highlights how new instruments to protect the environment may also boost Europe’s industrial competitiveness.
Brexit, Trump, Covid-19 and Putin’s war on Ukraine came as shocks. The end of globalization? Probably not
“Japanification” = shorthand for countries with persisting low inflation and yields, but the comparisons fall short
