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2020 – coronavirus reversal and rebound

Covid-19 is the paramount issue. We expect a sharp economic slowdown in the first half of 2020, followed by a subdued rebound.

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Equities Overview

Mar 24, 2020 Equities

Americas CIO View

By: David Bianco

Cutting to Crisis Forecasts: 2020E S&P 500 EPS 125 dollars

Equities, Americas
Mar 23, 2020 Macro

Responses to the pandemic

Covid-19 uncertainty cuts both ways. We remain cautiously optimistic that catastrophic outcomes can be avoided, partly due to swift fiscal and monetary-policy responses.

Macro, Central banks, Fixed Income, Equities, Global, Alternatives
Mar 20, 2020 Equities

The crash from a different perspective

The S&P 500 trades about one third below its high. This means that all price gains since the start of 2017 have disappeared. In 2008/09 much more was wiped out.

Equities, Global
Mar 17, 2020 Equities

Americas CIO View

By: David Bianco

COVID-19 prevention: an unprecedented global economic shock

Equities, Americas
Mar 17, 2020 Central banks

How the Fed failed to alleviate market fears

The Fed cuts interest rates to almost zero. Markets seem to interpret this as an act of monetary helplessness. It looks like some policy responses are as scary as the virus itself.

Macro, Central banks, Fixed Income, Equities, Global
Mar 13, 2020 Central banks

ECB standard package on a historical day

Amid severe market collapses, dramatic corona measures and energetic central banks in the UK and United States, the ECB package was somewhat underwhelming.

Fixed Income, Global, Central banks, Equities

Further articles

Mar 27, 2020 Macro

Governments and central banks, helping largely

The stimulus measures being passed in response to the coronavirus pandemic are unprecedented. However, a recession seems inevitable. Who will ultimately have to bear the costs?
Mar 27, 2020 Macro Outlook

Nasty business

The novel coronavirus has introduced a hefty dose of uncertainty to global growth forecasts
Mar 27, 2020 Macro

Covid-19 and the U.S. labor market

How much should we expect unemployment rates to rise in the aftermath of the coronavirus pandemic? History offers some preliminary pointers.
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