Market outlook
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What does a strong dollar mean for global growth?
As the world's dominant reserve currency, movements in the dollar can have important implications for the global economy. Learn about the three channels through which dollar strength can shape growth.
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Food price inflation: 10 implications
Food price inflation and the issue of food security have become increasingly important to policymakers and financial markets. We examine how recent developments could shape global growth.
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Service, please! Three-minute macro
Inflation continues to be stubborn, but now we’re focused more on the services component, which is causing the bulk of the pain. Meanwhile, with volatility pretty much everywhere, investors find themselves without many assets to turn to because of rising asset class correlations. Finally, we take a look at the potential of the Brazilian equity market, which looks cheap.
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Global growth outlook: a difficult climb ahead
Inflation remains elevated even as rates rise and growth slows. Learn about the key macro themes that could shape growth in the coming months.
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The Fed remains hawkish, but easing could occur in 2023
The U.S. Federal Reserve's decision to hike rates by 0.75% shouldn't surprise anyone—it was widely expected; however, the bank's latest economic projections caught markets off guard. Read more.
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Das economy: Three-minute macro
With a full-blown energy crisis, the outlook for Europe’s largest economy is dire, with many headwinds to face. Meanwhile, investors might not know it, but ESG factors are having major impacts on the global economy.
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Today's market downturn: big bear or baby bear?
Not all bear markets are the same. According to historical data, bear markets that took place against a recessionary backdrop typically saw a steeper market sell-off than those that didn't take place during a recession. Find out more.
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Time to deliver: Three-minute macro
Delivery times for products are improving, which should help ease inflation pressures. But an hawkish Bank of Canada has us keeping an eye on the housing market, while we think the European equity market is underpricing risk in the region.
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After four interest-rate hikes, what will the Fed do next?
The U.S. Federal Reserve has signaled that it's shifting toward a data-dependent approach to setting interest rates. Does this mean that U.S. interest rates could start falling soon?
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Global economic outlook: storm clouds gather
Concerns about the global economy mount on the back of aggressive rate hikes amid persistent inflation. To what extent are these fears valid?
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