Asset Allocation, Monthly Coffee Break

A broad field of shifts

We maintain an overweight stance on global equities, adopting a more balanced approach across sectors and regions. Notably, we have a renewed interest in Europe and China, as the catch-up trade in these regions still has potential upside: a range of macroeconomic, geopolitical and technological factors have introduced notable shifts that investors must carefully assess.
Equities, Monthly Coffee Break

A positive start to the year

In January, European equities closed the month higher, outperforming the US and narrowing part of the valuation gap between the two sides of the Atlantic. In addition to attractive valuation multiples, the eurozone has benefited from improving macro data (the composite PMI edged into expansionary territory at 50.2 in January and retail sales have risen for five consecutive months) and the ongoing rate-cutting cycle from the European Central Bank (ECB), while the Fed has decided to pause rate cuts.
Alternative Investments, Monthly Coffee Break

Alternatives perform well during Technology scare selloff

Investors had a few months to get mentally prepared for the return of Donald Trump to the White House. While he has not disappointed and started his second term with a bang, the real surprise came from China with the introduction of DeepSeek to the world. The results announced by this technology company had the effect of a financial quake towards some of the star market performers over the last quarters.
Fixed Income, Monthly Coffee Break

Markets seem now more vulnerable to surprises and event risks

Over the month of January, rates markets ended up at much the same point where they stood at the beginning of the year, but masking significant intra-month volatility. Usually, an inauguration would not be expected to cause much turbulence, as policy proposals should be well-understood and priced in.
US elections, Asset Allocation, Macro, Florence Pisani, Emile Gagna

Trumps Wirtschaftspolitik

Die Wahl von Donald Trump und die gleichzeitige Kontrolle beider Häuser des Kongresses durch die Republikanische Partei haben zu einer neuen politischen Situation in den USA geführt. Welche wichtigen Entscheidungen muss die neue Regierung treffen? Welche Auswirkungen werden diese Entscheidungen auf das makroökonomische Umfeld, die Finanzmärkte und die Anleger haben?
Research Paper, Emerging Markets

EMD-Ausblick 2025: Vorsicht vor finanzpolitischer Torheit

Dieses Jahr dürfte, gelinde gesagt, spannend werden. Mit einer neuen Regierung in den USA scheinen seit den Wahlen im November täglich Nachrichten über mögliche Zölle zu erscheinen. In unserem EMD Markets Outlook 2025, New Year, New Dynamics, versuchen wir, einige dieser schwer nachvollziehbaren Trends für Sie zu ordnen.

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