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Five things you need to know about on the markets this week - Biden, big banks and central banks, bond yields, and Bitcoin - Vimarsana News

Five things you need to know about on the markets this week - Biden, big banks and central banks, bond yields, and Bitcoin

Here are the topics we'll be watching this week, including Biden and Bitcoin, plus our "Chart of the Week" and Markets Insider most popular stories

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Most likely headlines — or maybe not - Vimarsana News

Most likely headlines — or maybe not

Most likely headlines — or maybe not Getty Images/iStockphoto We asked executives in the money management industry what they think will be the most and least likely headlines to grace the pages of Pensions & Investments in 2021. The results were mixed. Evan Brown, head of multiasset strategy at UBS Asset Management Most likely : "Value stocks post biggest annual outperformance of growth since dot-com bubble burst" Least likely: "Biden places big tariffs on French wine, Canadian dairy, citing longstanding unfair trade practices" OR "Federal Reserve delivers surprise rate hike" Silvia Most ...

Brighter 2021 expected for emerging markets - Vimarsana News

Brighter 2021 expected for emerging markets

Despite a difficult 2020, emerging markets are one bright spot for 2021, money management economists and strategists said.

Cash Piles, Vaccines Force Economists to Rethink Canada Outlook - Vimarsana News

Cash Piles, Vaccines Force Economists to Rethink Canada Outlook

Cash Piles, Vaccines Force Economists to Rethink Canada Outlook Bloomberg 12/23/2020 Erik Hertzberg and Shelly Hagan (Bloomberg) -- Even as Canadian policy makers ramp up Covid-19 restrictions, economists are becoming more optimistic about the country’s outlook. Strong fiscal support, the start of vaccinations and a growing pile of savings in consumers’ accounts have caused forecasters to revise their views of Canada’s recovery. Economists surveyed by Bloomberg this month see output expanding by an average 5.4% annualized in the final three quarters of 2021, much highe...

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