The International Monetary Fund: Uneven inflationary picture shrouds Europe
Alfred Kammer, director of the European department at the IMF, said a ‘moderate recovery’ was ongoing
Central Banks
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Deloitte: European markets to transition away from ‘wait and see’ approach
Further interest rate reductions in 2024 are expected to increase transactional activity
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Will a rate cut reignite Europe’s markets?
The benefits from a rate cut could be marginal given the region’s increasingly fragile political situation
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Will central bank dreams of a ‘soft landing’ become a reality?
‘Goldilocks’ scenario of ‘not too hot and not too cold’ may come to pass with falling inflation in UK, US and eurozone
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Why European stocks could benefit most from revived risk appetite
Investors may be underestimating the potential fillip to the global economy from future rate cuts
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Bank of England credibility questioned after muddled messaging
Lack of clarity ‘leaves BoE unable to anchor market rates and exposes it to unreliability accusations’
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Zombie revival, improving fundamentals and monetary policy
The outlook for high yield in 2021
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Is now the right time to be chasing yield?
Liquidity is, has been, and will continue to be a key variable in the new order
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Central banks eye rate cuts to reduce volatility
But asset managers are divided about how effective it will be
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Central banks could fast track the low-carbon transition
But will they step in to safeguard the system from climate risks?
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‘Central banks have half of what they need…’
If they are going to stave off a recession, warns Fulcrum AM’s Graham Neilson
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Just 16% of European central banks have climate focus
As a guide is rolled out to boost adoption of sustainable investment principles in their portfolios