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    • May 16 2024
      Lindsay Rosner
      Fixed income should have more love in a ‘higher and hold’ world
      The prospects for returns are much brighter, with bond yields at the highest levels since the global financial crisis
      Pedestrians cross the road near Washington’s Federal Reserve building
    • May 16 2024
      Nathan Sheets
      Investors should not tear up their playbooks over geopolitical risks
      Current international tensions are concerning for markets but not unprecedented
      Ukrainian soldiers fire a cannon
    • May 13 2024
      Mathilde Lemoine
      A premature ECB rate cut before the Fed has risks
      An easing of Eurozone monetary policy before the US could raise the cost of imported goods and services
      European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde
    • May 10 2024
      James Bianco
      The total return strategy in bonds is far from dead
      The end of the historic bull market in the asset class just means a different approach is needed from investors
    • May 9 2024
      Howard Marks
      Why investors should exercise restraint on debt
      Moderate use of leverage should usually provide a good-enough return
      Close-up of US twenty-dollar bills being counted
    • May 7 2024
      Toby Nangle
      What should the BoJ do with its huge stock portfolio?
      The central bank has called time on its ETF buying but has yet to say what it will do with its massive investments
      Bank of Japan governor Kazuo Ueda attending a press conference
    • May 6 2024
      George Magnus
      Risk of a renminbi devaluation is real
      If there is pressure on the Chinese currency, it could have far-reaching economic and political consequences
      Chinese banknotes
    • May 2 2024
      Mohamed El-Erian
      Powell’s dovishness is right, but not for the reasons he believes
      Fed is unlikely to get to its 2% inflation target unless it is willing to impose major damage on the economy
      Federal Reserve chair Jay Powell
    • May 1 2024
      Tej Parikh
      The limits of what high interest rates can now achieve
      We need to be realistic about what monetary policy can and cannot do
      The Federal Reserve building in Washington
    • May 1 2024
      Satyajit Das
      Rise in convertible bond issuance might only delay a credit reckoning
      The capital instruments introduce a range of risks that are frequently misunderstood
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    • April 29 2024
      Michael Pettis
      China’s problem is excess savings, not too much capacity
      Policymakers on either side of bitter trade dispute seem to confuse two issues
      Shipping containers in Shanghai
    • April 26 2024
      Marina Zavolock
      European equities are enjoying a 1990s revival
      Market conditions are reminiscent of the soft landing that followed Alan Greenspan’s ‘Fed pivot’
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    • April 25 2024
      Makhtar Diop
      Better risk data should boost confidence in emerging markets
      New figures show that default and recovery rates compare favourably with other debt asset classes
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    • April 24 2024
      Dina Ting
      Why China’s market slump is far from a crisis
      Investors should not write off the country’s growth potential
    • April 23 2024
      Huw van Steenis
      Is the boom in private credit losing steam?
      Leading players look to partner with banks rather than be their adversaries
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    • April 18 2024
      Chris Dixon
      Crypto regulation must not prioritise memes over matter
      Lack of clarity in the industry is causing confusion among entrepreneurs
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    • April 18 2024
      Russell Napier
      China is moving towards full monetary independence
      The country needs to inflate away its high debt burden
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    • April 16 2024
      Lori Heinel
      Soaring debt levels put policymakers in a tight spot
      High interest rates leave less financial flexibility to deal with unexpected events
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    • April 15 2024
      Robert Buckland
      On markets and geopolitics, it is a mistake to forget about shale
      The impact of world events on the oil price has declined over time
      The silhouette of a pumpjack is seen at dusk in the Permian Basin near Midland, Texas
    • April 11 2024
      Peter Kinsella
      The pound is no longer so vulnerable
      There are signs that sterling is set to embark on an upward trend after several years in the doldrums
      British sterling banknotes are laid on a table at a currency exchange in Brussels
    • April 10 2024
      Sharon Bell
      European companies can close the valuation gap
      Executives and governments must invest in growth
      A person walks past stock price information above a trading floor at the Euronext stock exchange in Paris
    • April 9 2024
      Toby Nangle
      The hidden power of index providers
      Committees guide allocation of capital all over world — it’s time to bring them out of regulatory limbo
      People taking pictures of the New York Stock Exchange
    • April 8 2024
      Mohamed El-Erian
      Inverted pyramid of investments needs shoring up
      The shift towards more opportunistic and tactical positions is risky
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    • April 4 2024
      Gerard Walsh
      The big trading shake-up that is about to hit fund managers
      Investors need to ready for the T+1 change in processing or risk unwelcome costs
      A trader’s face in front of screens at the New York Stock Exchange
    • April 3 2024
      Jerry del Missier
      Abolishing AT1s would be a serious mistake
      Dutch government has floated idea of ditching capital instrument that is indispensable for issuers and investors
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