Not a Time to Change Course

We see a deteriorating US economic environment amid the Fed's slowing monetary tightening, rising costs of credit for the real economy, and stubborn core inflation, particularly in Europe. A weak US economy is unlikely to leave Europe untouched.
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Potential Opportunities in the US Banking Sector

We believe now is an opportunity to take advantage of the volatility in the banking space...
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Amundi Funds Pioneer US Short Term Bond - New Fee Reductions

We are pleased to announce reduced fees and expenses for the A2 share class, which offers lower costs to shareholders.
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Being a Trusted Partner Means Being a Responsible Partner

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June GIV
05/27/2023 Global Investment Views, Equity, Fixed income

Bonds Back on the Radar Screen

Markets are pricing in a rosy scenario in which economic deceleration will force the Fed to cut rates in 2023. However, we believe the Fed will stay on hold for 2023 and cut rates only in 2024. Inflation is cooling slowly, and the US economy is cooling down as well. From an equity perspective, we remain concerned about future profits, which leads us to stay defensive on equities and credit. On the fixed income side, we stay constructive on US duration and expect the US yield curve to steepen.

Seven questions for investors
05/26/2023 Investment Talks

Seven Questions for Investors on the US Debt Ceiling

The current US debt ceiling was reached in January and the US Treasury warned that it would run out of cash to meet its expenditure commitments around June 1st, although a precise date is impossible to predict. The Republicans’ initial proposal asked for spending cuts to the tune of a 1% limit on the annual growth of nominal government expenditure over the next ten years. This fiscal contraction, along with a tight monetary stance, would be negative for economic growth. However, a default would be even worse for the economy.

Capital Market Assumptions - Lost Decade
05/19/2023 Investment Talks

Potential Fixed Income Opportunities in the US Banking Sector

Our assessment is that most banks are much better prepared to withstand financial volatility today than they were in 2008-9. As a result of the systematic application of much greater regulatory oversight, US banks have much higher levels of equity capital, better funding and liquidity, less leverage and much lower asset risk. With the potential for stronger supervision and regulation across the sector, we suggest investors carefully select securities from larger, well-capitalized banks with diversified business models and conservative lending strategies.

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