Carbon markets: The why, what & where

By: Murray Birt, Michael Lewis, Jay Joshi

Carbon pricing and carbon allowances

By: Murray Birt, Robert Bush, Michael Lewis, Jay Joshi

ESG Special – Societal Inequality

By: Martin Moryson

Inequality – a global challenge

Financial implications of addressing water externalities in the apparel and meat industries

Research partnership with Ceres and Bluerisk

Investment Traffic Lights | Quarterly Edition

Omicron and inflation have hit markets. But they probably won’t change the economic outlook much. We con-tinue to believe a good year for the markets lies ahead.

2022 – strong enough for monetary detox?

The global economy should grow above potential in 2022, with inflation worries proving worse than inflation itself. Declining monetary support could unsettle markets, however.

Our forecasts

All forecasts at a glance

Investment Traffic Lights

Some markets have been correcting since September, as inflation could turn out higher and growth lower than hoped. But even then, the markets may have some scope to advance.

Markets are barely reacting to the sharp change in the German Federal election odds. Rightly so?

By: Martin Moryson

What could the parties' election programs mean for future fiscal policy?

By: Martin Moryson

Investment Traffic Lights | Quarterly Edition

Markets have come well through summer as companies made decent profits and interest yields remained ultra-low. The conditions are good for equities.

China and the U.S. move apart

By: Elke Speidel-Walz

A more complex relationship with a global impact

German Federal Election 2021

By: Martin Moryson

More open than ever – But what will markets make of it?

DWS Long View | The impact of rates on returns

By: Francesco Curto, Jason Chen

Investment Traffic Lights

Mid-July turbulences as well as several flareups in emerging markets provide a reminder of the need for vigilant patience.