- Macro View Video
- 04/02/2019
Global markets are climbing a wall of worry. Investor sentiment about the economy has deteriorated sharply over the past year. Equity prices have had a nice bounce back and we see further upside, but the potential is limited.
In this video Vincent Chaigneau, Head of Research, will focus on China, Brexit and the Euro Area slowdown, which will be major themes into spring.
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EUROPEAN DEFAULTS LIKELY TO STAY LOW
Since March, credit markets have retraced a large part of
the Covid-related spread widening, alongside rebounding
risk sentiment. Although the rally has been substantial, it
has remained defensive with IG outperforming HY on a beta-
adjusted basis. The main reason in our view have been concerns about rising defaults.
