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The rebound in asset prices and the easing in global financial conditions have benefited not only advanced economies, but also emerging markets. Policy measures have allowed firms to cope with cash shortages experienced during economic shutdowns by taking on more debt. Looking ahe...
We continue to project a deep recession in 2020. Global growth is projected to be -4.4 percent, an upward revision of 0.8 percent compared to our June update. In 2021, growth is projected to rebound to 5.2 percent, -0.2 percent below our June projection. The divergence in income p...
Global markets pulled back from a torrid pace set throughout July and August. The MSCI All-Country World Index was down 3.2% for the month. The first two months saw rallies in the global reflation trade only to see investors back away from this trade in September. Japan equities r...
August's government debt sell-off proved to be short-lived. The German 10-year Bund yield fell by nearly 12.5 basis points to close at -0.53%. The AIG Australian Performance of Manufacturing Index declined 2.6 points in September for the second consecutive month. For further...
Output growth reported in 18 out of 25 sectors in September, led by autos and parts markers. Tourism and recreation remain the hardest hit. Rising equipment and machinery spending hints at revival in global business investment spending. For further details see: PMI Surve...
Higher quality at a lower price is not a combination that can usually be found anywhere. Investors in US equities face a dichotomy when it comes to market cap asset classes. While US investors recognize the potential growth and diversification benefits US SMIDs offer - with 13.3% ...
The global economy is experiencing its deepest recession since 1946. We project that world real GDP will decline by 4.8% in 2020, a far worse outcome than the 1.7% contraction in 2009 at the height of the global financial crisis. As countries remove restrictions on activities, the...
Global PMI signals further growth of manufacturing and services output but rate of expansion eases. Employment returns to growth amid rising orders. Outlook dampened by COVID-19 worries. For further details see: Global PMI Signals Strong End To Third Quarter As New Order...
During the third quarter, global equities rose by 6.7% in local currency terms, with most markets in positive territory. There are good reasons why ultralow interest rates and spending stimulus should continue to support stocks, in our view. For investors who haven't held large po...
Being the first to be hit by the pandemic and the first to emerge following a relatively successful curbing of the outbreak, China is the only major economy likely to be able to register a positive growth rate for the current year (+2%). Apart from the trend seen in the Chinese econom...
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EquBot Inc., a leader in combining deep financial analysis with the cognitive power of artificial intelligence (AI), will ring the Opening Bell at the NYSE this morning to celebrate the successful launch of its AI Powered International Equity ETF (NYSE Arca: AIIQ) . “It’s ...