Chaos hits the markets
President Trump reverses tariffs on non-retaliatory countries as Chinese trade war intensifies.
EXANTE Quarterly Macro Insights
We look at what has happened in the world of global economics and finance over Q1 2025 and what risks and events may affect markets in Q2 2025.
March Review: March Madness
Investors and, more importantly, central bank officials have adopted a wait-and-see approach to the mercurial announcements of potential US tariffs on imports.
Fixed Income Briefing March 2025
Economic and US Treasury Market Review.
Can global trade be saved?
Tariff threats and confusion, a European defence splurge, and a gold surge.
Will the dollar continue to drop?
The dollar weakens as gold soars above $3000 and tariff uncertainties plague investors.
Where will Trump’s tariff boomerang land?
Increasing trade frictions are destabilising markets.
How is Trump’s tariff alchemy affecting markets?
German long term yields surge as Europe promises to increase its defence spending
February Review: Europe rises
As the Q4 earnings season reaches its final phase, 480 of the 503 components of the S&P 500 index have reported earnings as of 28th February, 2025.
How will markets respond to geopolitical clashes?
Europe and the US at odds over tariffs, defence spending, and appeasing Russia.
Fixed Income Briefing February 2025
Economic and US Treasury Market Review.
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