Monthly Market Views - Archive

On this page you will find the previous editions of the Monthly Market Views.

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September 2025

4 themes driving markets:

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4 themes driving markets:

  • US budget bill and key trade deals provide summer clarity
  • Tariffs set to slow growth in both the US and Europe
  • Gradual shift toward easing from Fed
  • An accelerated transition towards a multipolar world

July 2025

4 themes driving markets:

Mid-Year Investment Outlook 2025

4 themes driving markets:

  • Tipping point in bonds will favour European credit and EM bonds
  • Time for Europe is becoming a structural theme
  • India and EM are winners from the rerouting shift
  • Keep on diversifying with real and alternative assets

June 2025

4 themes driving markets:

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4 themes driving markets:

  • Tariff reductions slightly improved US growth forecasts.
  • Eurozone growth has been revised up.
  • Expect three rate cuts this year from both the ECB and the Fed.
  • Despite trade talks, US-China decoupling is likely to continue.

May 2025

4 themes driving markets:

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4 themes driving markets:

  • High import prices could affect consumer spending and dampen growth.
  • Tariffs are putting pressure on US corporate earnings.
  • Trade policy uncertainty makes Fed’s task harder.
  • China will need to pivot to domestic consumption for growth.

April 2025

4 themes driving markets:

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4 themes driving markets:

  • Germany's fiscal shift and the EU's defence push.
  • Tariffs threaten US growth more than inflation.
  • Trade policy uncertainty makes Fed’s task harder.
  • China's fiscal support boosts sentiment.

March 2025

4 themes driving markets

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4 themes driving markets

  • Markets remain highly sensitive to inflation.
  • Global growth to remain reasonably resilient.
  • Europe supported by a clearer ECB path.
  • China aims to avoid a disruptive trade war.