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Global equities, as measured by the MSCI World index, gained in August but there were significant regional differences amid persistent US-China trade tensions and Turkey’s currency crisis.
I used to believe that the Eurozone was undemocratic. Now I’m not so sure.
Political turmoil in Italy and Spain, escalating trade tensions and, for good measure, unexpectedly strong US employment data – to say that markets had a turbulent few days would be an understatement. Taking a step back, here are three lessons I took away from last week.
After a stellar 2017, eurozone economic data releases have disappointed recently. This week’s BVTV discusses the region’s prospects, focusing on the key learnings from the latest ECB meeting, why the US Treasury sell-off has so far failed to have a material impact on European rates, and implications for credit markets.
With inflation taking root in the US, BlackRock see the Federal Reserve (Fed) pressing ahead with shrinking its balance sheet and raising rates. Others may be slow to follow.
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