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    Le déluge - France remains on a downward path

    Le déluge - France remains on a downward path

    29 August 2025

    French Prime Minister François Bayrou has called a confidence vote for 8 September 2025.

    Fiscal fault lines: A global review of sovereign fiscal health

    Fiscal fault lines: A global review of sovereign fiscal health

    27 August 2025

    We provide a comprehensive assessment of fiscal sustainability across developed and emerging markets.

    Global Macro Research: State of the world

    Global Macro Research: State of the world

    25 June 2025

    Markets have started to price in UK policy easing in 2024, but we believe those looking for aggressive cuts may be disappointed.

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    Global Macro Research - US exceptionalism: at a crossroads

    Global Macro Research - US exceptionalism: at a crossroads

    09 June 2025

    US exceptionalism has underpinned a long period of asset outperformance, but we stand at a cross roads, and this long standing trend may be drawing to a close.

    Global Macro Research: Trade Wars 2025

    Global Macro Research: Trade Wars 2025

    04 June 2025

    Tariff uncertainty has created considerable market volatility, but impact on growth remains unclear. We take a look at what my lie ahead.

    Global Macro Research:What a tripolar world means for Europe

    Global Macro Research:What a tripolar world means for Europe

    04 June 2025

    We ask Gideon Rachman, Chief Foreign Affairs Commentator at the Financial Times to give his thoughts on the global outlook

    Global trade in chains: part 3 - China vs the US: non-tariff barriers

    Global trade in chains: part 3 - China vs the US: non-tariff barriers

    25 April 2025

    The third in a series of articles sharing our thoughts on the unfolding global trade war.

    Global Macro Research:  reflections on Europe versus the US

    Global Macro Research: reflections on Europe versus the US

    17 April 2025

    Professor Robert J Gordon provides his thoughts on the divergence between US and European growth and challenges the common perception that the US holds a significant advantage over Europe.

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