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While the second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic continued to gather pace across Europe, yields on local 10-year government debt declined in October. In Germany, the 10-year Bund yield declined by 10 basis points to finish October at -0.63%. Across the Atlantic, the yield on the 10-...
Global markets were mixed in October. The biggest losers for the major asset classes: shares in the US and developed markets and real estate shares around the world. The clear winner last month: stocks in emerging markets via MSCI Emerging Markets Index. For further details ...
We remain neutral on equities overall. But believe global markets are likely to continue to trend higher. Investors must look forward to 2021 and from around Q221 the prospect of increasing availability of vaccines. For further details see: Global Perspectives - Cyclical...
Likely catalysts behind the market selloff in the U.S. and Europe. Could new lockdowns in Europe derail the region’s economic recovery? China announces new five-year economic plan. For further details see: Non-U.S. Stocks: A Potential Opportunity Amid The Market M...
2020 is the year we would all like to forget - and somehow, equity markets have already done just that. Valuations of most markets are once again extremely stretched, emboldened by ample central bank liquidity, and increasingly vulnerable to changing risk sentiment. It seems that ...
The Dow Jones Stoxx 600 dropped almost 3% yesterday, but today is trying to snap a three-day 5.7% slide that brought it to five-month lows. The S&P 500 gapped lower yesterday and settled on its lows. US shares are trading firmer. The greenback is mostly firmer, though the yen ...
The dramatic risk rally since March has driven a sharp expansion in global forward P/E multiples. The disconnect between "P" and "E" is most extreme for the US small-cap Russell 2000 and the least extreme for the FTSE UK. Sector-level P/E expansions have also been fueled by price ...
Without any doubt, Q2 of 2020 was the worst quarter on record for global trade, and this is very likely to apply to 2020 as a whole. China (mainland) is the only top economy showing clear and consistent signs of recovery in Q2 and Q3; the results for September point to a recovery in S...
According to third-quarter forecasts by the OECD, by the end of 2021, most economies, including Canada, will have a level of output that remains well below that of 2019, and considerably weaker than projected a year ago. By the end of 2021, America's economy is forecast to be the same...
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...
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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 ...