Markets are Shifting Away From Inflation and Towards Growth

Markets are shifting focus away from inflation towards growth, with a slightly less disruptive economic picture for Europe and a more optimistic view on China. Intra-market rotations also materialized, with cyclical stocks favored over defensive names in Europe and tech stocks in the US supported by expectations of a less aggressive US Federal Reserve.
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Investment Outlook 2023: Some Light for Investors After the Storm

We predict that 2023 will be a two-speed year, with plenty of risks to watch out for.  Bonds are back, market valuations are getting more attractive, and Fed Pivot in the first part of the year could trigger interesting entry points.
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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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Markets nervous on Deutche Bank
03/27/2023 Investment Talks

Market Nervous on Deutsche Bank, but Fundamentals of European Banks are Solid

Fed Chair Jerome Powell's comments confirmed the Fed is very likely close to the peak in its rate cycle, but he clearly did not endorse the rate cuts currently priced into the market. He struck a balanced tone between maintaining financial stability and stressing the Fed's ongoing fight against inflation. He noted that while the Fed did consider a policy pause, recent stability in financial conditions appeared to have tipped the scales in favor of a hike, and he reiterated that the Fed has the tools to address financial stability risks. Overall, he worked hard to alleviate concerns about the safety of deposits, stating the banking system is safe, and well capitalized.
A global assessment
03/21/2023 Investment Talks

A Global Assessment of the Implications of Recent Banking Sector Developments

In the US, the credit crunch, which is already starting to materialize, will impact growth and will determine how pronounced the recession will be. Amid a weaker economic outlook, the market is reassessing central banks' actions. European banks' earnings growth will still be positive, just less so than previously thought. Concerns about credit crunches in Europe appear excessive amid the strong liquidity profile and capital position of European banks. While we already started the year with a cautious stance in risky assets, we have become increasingly prudent in credit high yield. We have also become more constructive on US duration, as it has started to work again as a diversifier of risk in periods of turmoil.
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03/23/2023 Investment Talks

Fed Delivers a Dovish Hike: A Rate Cycle Peak May be Close

Fed Chair Jerome Powell's comments confirmed the Fed is very likely close to the peak in its rate cycle, but he clearly did not endorse the rate cuts currently priced into the market. He struck a balanced tone between maintaining financial stability and stressing the Fed's ongoing fight against inflation. He noted that while the Fed did consider a policy pause, recent stability in financial conditions appeared to have tipped the scales in favor of a hike, and he reiterated that the Fed has the tools to address financial stability risks. Overall, he worked hard to alleviate concerns about the safety of deposits, stating the banking system is safe, and well capitalized.

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