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Global Markets Update Markets appear to be mispricing LatAm political risks We think that the reactions in bond markets to Brazil’s and Mexico’s new leaders have gone too far. Investors in Brazil look overly optimistic about President Bolsonaro’s ability to turn the public... 29th January 2019 · 1 min read
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Global Markets Update Turning even more bearish on the Australian dollar We have long forecast that the Australian dollar would weaken against the US dollar in 2019 owing to our bearish view of commodity prices and China’s economy. But changes to our outlook for monetary... 23rd January 2019 · 1 min read
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