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ECB will cut soon, but US divergence can’t be ignored
The European Central Bank is now on course to cut interest rates before the Federal Reserve, but sooner or later it will be captive to events in the US
Chart Room: Building a bigger bloc of BRICS
With one country continuing to pull far more economic weight than everybody else, the significance of BRICS expansion will be more diplomatic than economic.
Chart Room: Will the renminbi’s stable attraction woo Asian partners?
While the market traditionally focuses on the renminbi’s performance against the US dollar, we think its relationship with Asian peers deserves more attention.
Chart Room: Rewriting the yen narrative
We think recent tweaks to the Bank of Japan's yield curve control policy could reset the narrative and pave the way for yen appreciation.
Equities 2023: Market uncertainty to remain amid tighter policy
We expect a high degree of volatility for global equities in 2023. However, diverging earnings expectations will present select opportunities
Fidelity's CEO and CIO on how to navigate 2023
Watch Chief Executive Anne Richards and Chief Investment Officer Andrew McCaffery discuss how investors should be approaching the next 12 months
Bonds are back in town
For over a decade, one of the main cards in investors’ pack - solid and steadily yielding government bonds - has been off the table. That era has ended.
Navigating the strong dollar fallout
The dollar's gains are sending ructions through financial markets. We look at where and how the pressures are starting to be felt and what might halt the rise.
Chart Room: The Fed walks a quantitative tightrope
The quantitative tightening of US financial conditions will inevitably strain parts of the banking system
The policy paradox
2021 brought the recovery many had hoped for. But no one could describe it as ‘getting back to normal’.
The policy paradox
2021 brought the recovery many had hoped for. But no one could describe it as ‘getting back to normal’.
Chart room: The dash for dollars
Currency basis swap rates reflect dollar liquidity squeeze.
Fidelity CIOs: Dollar devaluation could be the end game from Fed actions
Fiscal and monetary stimulus could weaken the dollar and be inflationary.
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