Our Outlook 2023 (FR&EN)- Point Break : Inflation & Desynchronization

Some extracts: To be clear, your scribe believes that we are almost at the dawn of the October rally and that, given the extreme positioning of shorts, fundamentals will not carry much weight. For the record, our Global Macro's two best performances in yesterday's...

Some extracts : The three most important facts for China, which the Western media and analyses do not relay, are : The relaxation, or even disappearance, of the hukou. The institutionalization of financial flows following the launch of private pension funds in...

If 2022 was challenging, the new year should keep the tone. We thanks our clients for their trust. Our Global Macro strategy reached 43.89% in 2022, and every day our Global Macro Insight paves the way for our clients, helping them to navigate this complex new...

Our Global Macro analysis over the past few months seems relevant. As a preamble, the de-escalation in Ukraine is the work of Russia, confirming my comments yesterday in our Global Macro Insight. The USA is now the only one to gesticulate in the zone. Geopolitical...

If consumption will likely recover rapidly once lockdowns are lifted, the impact on production and supply chains will likely be manageable. In 2020, travel restrictions were imposed when most people had already returned to their hometowns to celebrate the Chinese New...

Enjoy the ride! Outlook2022 AN

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It seems that markets are ignoring some risks ....

Mr. Market is only concerned by Central Banks, no clue about Delta variant and geopolitical tensions. When Powell advocates for transitory inflation, China is closing ports, and the Taliban are taking control of Afghanistan, which is depicted by an internal memo from...

Inflation continued its rapid surge in June, rising at its fastest pace in nearly 13 years amid an ongoing burst in used vehicle costs and increases in both food and energy. The consumer price index increased 5.4% from a year ago, the largest jump since just before...