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The monthly Investment Traffic Lights provide a detailed market analysis and our view on developments in the main asset classes.
Past El Niño episodes show agricultural prices can react late and unevenly. Nevertheless, the current risks need to be taken seriously.
Not so long ago, Eurozone inflation was almost too dull to mention. Nowadays, the opposite risk looms: rising factory-price expectations deserve attention – but not panic.
When it comes to oil, the price spikes grab attention. Their more lasting effect may be demand that disappears - and does not fully return.
Rising food prices hit emerging-market consumers hard, but shared commodity shocks could have unforeseen implications for inflation around the globe.
How risk, valuation and liquidity are evolving in credit markets
Brazil’s central bank looks set to remain hawkish. Structural reforms following next year’s elections could help unlock the country’s potential.
Does the historically high gold-oil ratio once again indicate a major macro shift?
How the precious metal behaves relative to the S&P 500 across different market phases.
69% capacity trails decade average as post-Russian supply model prioritizes flexibility over early stockpiling
By: Dr Stefan Hoops, Vincenzo Vedda
Recent growth figures, leading indicators and financial market signals suggest that Germany's economy is performing better than prevailing sentiment implies.
Although Germany’s residential construction is weak, other construction sectors, such as civil engineering and specialised construction remain robust
It is still early days when it comes to judging the likelihood of success in Europe’s drive towards strategic autonomy. But there are potential promising trends, especially on energy infrastructure.
France has a spending problem for which its political parties have so far offered no solutions. We do not see a euro crisis in this; the markets could even take some of the work off the ECB’s hands.
France’s fiscal problems are serious, but stronger external balances and institutional safeguards make a repeat of the earlier euro crisis unlikely.