Investment Strategy Quarterly – An Interconnected World

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Trade, Disputes and November’s Election

Race for the White House: The Home Stretch

U.S. Economic Outlook – Through the Pandemic and Beyond November

Japan: New Prime Minster, new opportunities?

COVID-19 360: An Update

Negative interest rates: Desirable or likely?

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Who Is Really Paying for the AI Boom?

We have written before about how concentrated an ordinary, diversified portfolio has quietly become in a handful of very large technology companies,...

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The Quiet Cost of Borrowing: What UK Government Bonds Are Telling Us

For the better part of fifteen years, a UK government bond was a wonderfully calm thing to own. Interest rates had settled at levels not seen for...

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The Last Mile of Disinflation: Why the Path Still Matters

Inflation has cooled meaningfully from the peaks of the last two years. That is good news, and it is clearly visible in the headline numbers across...

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