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Mon, 03/02/2020
In light of the deteriorating outlook, we announced last week a reduction of our growth forecast for the global economy in 2020 (to 2.7%). Despite a degree of resilience in local labour and housing markets, we now anticipate growth in both the US...
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Fri, 02/28/2020
From the CIO Office of National Bank Investments - Louis Lajoie Global equity markets extended their losses Thursday, as the acceleration of new coronavirus cases outside China raised investors' concerns over its potential ability to inflict...
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Wed, 01/29/2020
Just as the fog of trade war lifts, the global economy is again put to the test, this time by a fearful disease. Coronavirus appears to be inflicting heavy damage in China, where most cases have been reported. Business travel and tourism to the...
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Fri, 01/03/2020
Many investors were in low spirits at this time last year, a period where nearly all assets offered losses and the U.S. equity market had just undergone its worst December since 1931. Fast forward to today and we are looking at just the opposite...
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Mon, 01/06/2020
Despite this being the year 2020, don’t expect a significant improvement in your vision when it comes to forecasting the economy and financial markets against renewed geopolitical stress. Nonetheless, geopolitical uncertainty is not a sufficient...
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Mon, 01/06/2020
While today’s headlines focus on risks ranging from protectionism, great power rivalries, mass protests in many countries, tensions in the Middle East and greenhouse gases, one major story looms in the background: growing water scarcity. The...
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Fri, 01/24/2020
Could the recent outbreak of the Novel Coronavirus derail the expected growth rebound in emerging markets in 2020? Full Report
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Fri, 12/06/2019
World equities extended their solid year-to-date gains without much hassle in November, with global manufacturing indicators improving and Chinese/US negotiators on a glide path to a phase one agreement," in Peter Navaro's own words. It may...
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Tue, 11/05/2019
Investors' emotions were once again put to the test last month, with our market sentiment indicator bouncing spot-on the pessimism threshold (20) for a third time this year (Chart Below). This time, however, trade tensions were not the cause of the...
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Mon, 10/21/2019
This is an important change and more USD depreciation must happen in order to help replace the global economy and strengthen commodity prices....full comment