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Investment Insights 02 November 2021

US PCE inflation rises again

US inflation continues to surprise on the upside. The rise is longer-lasting and stronger than originally expected. Furthermore, the behaviour of median inflation suggests that it is broadening and is no longer merely affecting a small number of prices.* In this Macro Flash Note, Stefan Gerlach examines the latest US inflation data.

Stefan Gerlach

3 min read

Investment Insights 27 October 2021

Defining and Measuring Inflation

The recent sharp increase in inflation across the world has raised investors’ concerns about the outlook for monetary policy. Will inflation fade away in the coming quarters on its own? Or will central banks realise that they have fallen behind the curve and tighten monetary policy to get back on track? To think about these issues, it is useful to take a step back and consider what economists mean by inflation.

Stefan Gerlach

4 min read

Investment Insights 25 October 2021

Buba President Weidmann Resigns

The surprise announcement that Bundesbank President Jens Weidmann has decided to leave his post at the end of the year raises several questions. In this Macro Flash Note, EFG Chief economist Stefan Gerlach provides some answers.

Stefan Gerlach

4 min read

Sponsorships 21 October 2021

EFG London Jazz Festival 2021 celebrates the return to live music

The EFG London Jazz Festival returns from Friday 12 to Sunday 21 November 2021 with a dazzling programme of over 300 live performances and a line-up featuring everything from global jazz icons and special collaborations to exciting new and emerging artists from the UK.

Marketing & Communications

4 min read

Investment Insights 20 October 2021

Brazilian real faces many headwinds

In this Macro Flash Note, GianLuigi Mandruzzato looks at the prospects for the Brazilian real and concludes that its downtrend will likely continue.

GianLuigi Mandruzzato

3 min read

Investment Insights 19 October 2021

China’s self-inflicted woes and the renminbi

China’s economic growth slowed in 2021, raising doubts about the sustainability of the global recovery from Covid-19. Many observers fear the renminbi will depreciate – mirroring what often happens in struggling emerging countries. Daisy Li and GianLuigi Mandruzzato examine the outlook for China’s growth and its currency.

GianLuigi Mandruzzato

3 min read

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US PCE inflation rises again

Defining and Measuring Inflation

Buba President Weidmann Resigns

EFG London Jazz Festival 2021 celebrates the return to live music

Brazilian real faces many headwinds

China’s self-inflicted woes and the renminbi

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