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BNP Paribas: Digesting risks from Italy, global growth and EM

Markets were hit by shocks coming from three sources in May: an escalation of political risk related to Italy, weakening growth (notably in Europe); and a stronger USD, which led to stress in emerging markets.

Emerging Markets

BNP Paribas AM: Local currency emerging market debt deserving of a closer look

At a time when many bond investors vacillate between concerns over rising interest rates and the belief that the multi-decade bull market in fixed income is not over yet, local currency emerging market debt deserves to be given more attention than it often gets these days. Or so argue Bryan Carter and JC Sambor, Head and Deputy Head of Emerging Market Fixed Income, respectively.

Asset Allocation

BNP Paribas AM: Rising US yields support USD

Global equities had a good start to the month before facing new investor concerns about rising bond yields and US inflation, in line with what happened at the end of January. The nerves were more pronounced in the US where the 10-year yield broke above 3% for the first time in four years.

BNP Paribas: Ausbau des Angebots von nachhaltigen ETFs

BNP Paribas Asset Management hat am 17. April 2018 zwei neue ETFs an der Börse platziert. Private und institutionelle Anleger können mit diesen über ein passives Investmentvehikel nachhaltig am europäischen und japanischen Aktienmarkt investieren.

BNP Paribas AM: Equity volatility is back

Protectionism on the rise: the Trump administration caught markets off guard with new tariffs on Chinese goods; Experts from BNP Paribas believe the probability of a severe escalation remains small.

BNP Paribas AM: A roadmap for navigating protectionism

Guillermo Felices and Colin Harte from BNPP AM’s Multi Asset, Quantitative & Solutions team (MAQS) and Richard Barwell, Senior Economist, present their roadmap for navigating protectionism.

Asset Management

BNP Paribas AM: European small caps, onward and upward

European economies are participating fully in the synchronised pick-up in global growth. With economies in most European countries growing strongly, many smaller firms are showing they can grow and adapt faster; small-cap stocks have shown excellent long-term risk-adjusted returns.