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The Federal Reserve is winding down its securities purchases as its balance sheet approaches $9 trillion, …
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January 2022: Double Punishment for Fixed Income Markets
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January was characterized by a rise in risk-free rates and a rise in spreads (excess returns …
Eurozone: Unemployment Rate at its Lowest Level Since the Early 1980s
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Eurostat has been calculating the unemployment rate for the eurozone since 1998: the figure of 7.0% …
Beginning of 2022: Make value great again!
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Since December 2021, cyclical stocks, known as value stocks (banks, energy, and automobiles in particular), have …
United States: Fastest drop in unemployment rate since 1950
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The last six months have seen the US unemployment rate fall by 2 percentage points, from …
European banks: a stable stock of government-backed loans
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One of the key measures taken in Europe to deal with the health crisis was the …
