Fed, China, oil: these are the three risks that precipitaded the makets since the beginning of 2016. They could stay for long but Benjamin Melman, head of asset allocation and sovereign debt Edmond de Rothschild AM thinks there is the potential for a market rebound
Brexit is not the base scenario for many analysts. But it is worth to have a look on what could happen and how much the pound could devalue, just in case.
Investors are waiting for the next ECB's meeting in march, with the European Central Bank could once again pump up its stimulus program. In a research report, Barclays expects the […]
In 2016, fear regarding asset quality (high stock of NPLs, regulatory scrutiny, lack of disposals due to pricing differences), as well as funding, lack of progress on M&A and investors’ high exposure to Italian shares, all drove underperformance
The results of M&G YouGov Inflation Expectations Survey fielded in Q4 2015 show that UK consumer inflation forecasts have, once again, edged down over both one- and five-year terms.
Supply of highly rated “safe” assets has stabilised and official sector demand is in decline, consistent with falling FX reserves.
Having looked at one stage last week as if we were well on course to post three successive weekly declines in a row, as equity markets across the globe tipped […]
The increased uncertainty around the referendum is likely to cause financial and economic volatility and negatively impact growth in the short term. Consequently, the timing and path of rate hikes may also…
