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    Global Macro Research: Japan: A window for optimism

    Global Macro Research: Japan: A window for optimism

    11. November 2024

    A window for optimism has now opened in Japan, and the Bank of Japan has started to tighten policy for the first time since 2007.

    Global Macro Research: US labor market is finely balanced

    Global Macro Research: US labor market is finely balanced

    25. Oktober 2024

    The US labour market has proved remarkably resilient in this cycle, but the demand and supply of labour appears finely balanced and at risk of tipping into recessionary conditions.

    Tariffs and Trade Wars – Implications of a Second Trump Presidency

    Tariffs and Trade Wars – Implications of a Second Trump Presidency

    14. August 2024

    We explore how a more restrictive trade regime under a second Trump presidency could affect the US, its trading partners and the US dollar.

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    Global Macro Research: Asset allocation in focus

    Global Macro Research: Asset allocation in focus

    02. August 2024

    We outline the asset allocation framework that lies at the heart of our multi-asset investment process.

    The resurgence of Southern Europe

    The resurgence of Southern Europe

    30. Mai 2024

    We believe the economic outperformance of Southern European countries relative to countries such as Germany should continue for some years to come.

    Gauging Labour’s economic policy

    Gauging Labour’s economic policy

    23. Mai 2024

    We examine the potential economic policy of an incoming Labour government and the challenges that would face whichever party wins.

    The Politics of ESG

    The Politics of ESG

    07. Mai 2024

    Sustainability is often viewed as extraneous to a business. However, managing the impact of externalities is a precondition for any business.

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      Global Macro Research: Editorial Committee

      Global Macro Research: Editorial Committee

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