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    Asset Allocation in Focus

    Asset Allocation in Focus

    26 November 2025

    The performance of any asset class is driven by a complex set of forces

    France: steps towards a second eurozone sovereign crisis

    France: steps towards a second eurozone sovereign crisis

    25 November 2025

    France faces a precarious political and fiscal outlook, with implications for investors to consider.

    Business investment, profits and the growth cycle

    Business investment, profits and the growth cycle

    18 November 2025

    We explore the evolving role of business investment – particularly the recent surge in AI-related capital expenditure – as a key driver of global growth.

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    Rare earths versus semiconductors – what are they playing at?

    Rare earths versus semiconductors – what are they playing at?

    10 November 2025

    President Trump is playing poker; President Xi is playing weiqi.

    Navigating the US data shutdown

    Navigating the US data shutdown

    21 October 2025

    The US federal government shutdown has delayed several key economic data releases, forcing markets to pay closer attention to alternative data sources and complicating the Fed’s decision-making process.

    US exceptionalism: at a crossroads - video

    US exceptionalism: at a crossroads - video

    26 September 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.

    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:  Global trade in chains - tariff revenues

    Global macro research: Global trade in chains - tariff revenues

    13 August 2025

    U.S. tariff hikes are generating record revenues—now $29 billion monthly—and are projected to offset part of the fiscal burden from new spending, though not enough to reverse the country’s unsustainable debt trajectory.

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