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January 2, 2023

Global | The economy in 2023: the spotlight will remain on inflation

Unusually and unexpectedly high inflation has been one of the most analyzed and discussed topics in 2022. Its causes and consequences have been at the very heart of the economic debate. And although its determining factors have not yet been unequivocally identified, its effects are already visible.

July 30, 2019

Global Funds Outlook | Third Quarter 2019

‘Search for yield’ has emerged as the predominant driver of funds flows in the current low yield backdrop marked by a complicated global macro outlook and supportive central banks.

November 6, 2018

Global Funds Outlook. Fourth quarter 2018

As expected, Global investment funds registered net outflows for a 2nd quarter in a row. Withdrawals from EM continued while DM’s outflows were an unwelcomed surprise: those from Europe accelerated to a pace not seen since 2011. According to our baseline scenario (cyclical downturn, monetary policy normalization and volatility), outflows from EM are likely to remain

July 20, 2018

Mexico | NAFTA: uncertainty will continue and so therefore will exchange rate volatility

Over the past two years movements in the peso’s rate of exchange against the dollar have tended to follow more than anything the prospects for the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) and trade relations between Mexico and the United States in general.

July 5, 2016

“Brexit” triggers uncertainty ahead and puts a downward bias in the global growth scenario

The unexpected Brexit victory triggers a period of global uncertainty that financial markets are screening. All the uncertainties about the following negotiating process between the UK and the EU do not help to anchor expectations.