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From sustainable air fuel to workers’ rights and deforestation, our engagements with companies show the conversation on climate and sustainability deepening.
Chart Room: Ukraine war cuts rate hike expectations
Rate expectations have dipped downwards in Europe and the US, but we expect the Federal Reserve to stick to its hawkish narrative for now.
Credit risk at China’s SOEs in focus amid Huarong saga
China’s bond and equity markets have been rattled by concerns that state-owned enterprises could face greater default risk.
Chart Room: The rapid rise of digital payments in India
The technological transformation of India’s economy has accelerated in recent years, as can clearly be seen in the accelerating shift to digital transactions.
Podcast: The future of... banking
"Banks are increasingly fulfilling a social role," says cross-asset analyst Federico Wynne.
Chart Room: US debt delinquencies drop, but recession looms as unemployment surges
Household debt forbearance measures have given a temporary boost to borrowers in the US. But as unemployment surges, more supportive measures will be needed.
Chart Room: European banks’ CoCo bonds soar while equities slump
The average European bank capital ratio has never been stronger. This has led to a stark contrast in returns across bank capital structures.
Chinese banks are due for national service
As governments around the world exhaust their policy arsenals to save economies, China is reaching for a secret weapon unrivaled by most countries.
Another hot summer for Italian assets
After several months of relative calm and a strong performance, Italian assets have again come under pressure amid political turmoil.
China bank shares tumble on US ruling that could trigger penalties
Shares declined on news that linked three Chinese banks to a US judge’s finding of contempt of court in a case related to North Korean sanctions violations.
No exit: Japanese banks continue to feel pain from BOJ’s easy policy
Japan’s banks need to innovate to thrive in the low interest environment rather than wait for the eventual end of the Bank of Japan’s easy monetary policies.
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