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Excerpts of selected reports as well as fundamental analyses which were originally published on Client Research Portal. 
 
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January 19, 2022

Why the speed of impending Fed policy tightening could surprise

Region:
International
Thematic Research
Analyst:
Matthew Luzzetti, Peter Hooper
In a new report Peter Hooper, Head of Global Economic Research, and Matthew Luzzetti, Chief US Economist, explain that in recent months the Fed has pivoted toward a more aggressive path of exiting from its current ultra-accommodative pandemic emergency policy stance. They highlight that their view has also become considerably more hawkish, with their baseline expecting liftoff in March, four total rate hikes this year, and a rapid drawdown in the balance sheet beginning in Q3. The central message of the note is that we could be in for an even bigger hawkish surprise in the months ahead. [more]
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December 20, 2021

Asia Outlook 2022: Riding the Tiger

Region:
International
Thematic Research
Analyst:
Bryant Xu, Linan Liu, Mallika Sachdeva, Perry Kojodjojo, Sameer Goel
Asian markets have been much more resilient than the other emerging markets of Central and Eastern Europe Middle East and Africa (CEEMEA) and Latin America in 2021. Whether this endures in 2022 will be determined by whether US equities can withstand the Fed raising rates (tightening), renminbi stability can continue, and benign inflation in Asia can last. [more]
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December 8, 2021

Top-10 themes for 2022

Thematic Research
Analyst:
Luke Templeman
The biggest themes of 2022 are not questions about, say, market direction. Rather, we highlight the waves of change in society that have momentum and will drive prices and risk. Our top-10 themes are spread across economics, finance, corporates, and government. They all exist against the backdrop of covid and they are all being changed by it. [more]
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November 2, 2021

After COP 26 – the burden shifting to corporates?

Region:
International
Thematic Research
Topic:
Sustainability
Analyst:
Karthik Nagalingam, Luke Templeman, Olga Cotaga
Governments from around the world will parade their climate credentials at the COP26 summit ... but when the dust has settled, much of the pressure to implement their plans will be delegated to corporates. Post-COP, firms will be pushed via policy or social pressure to spend more to mitigate climate change. The cost may be high but proactive firms are already being rewarded by customers and investors. Those that delay may face penalties. [more]
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