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What Happens After That Soft Landing? BCA: Nothing Good. | Chief Investment Officer - Vimarsana News

What Happens After That Soft Landing? BCA: Nothing Good. | Chief Investment Officer

Maintaining a position just short of a recession is almost impossible to do, the research shop says.

Source: ai-cio.com
BCA: Why the Dollar's Surge, Now Ebbing, Will Resume—After Some Tumult - Vimarsana News

BCA: Why the Dollar's Surge, Now Ebbing, Will Resume—After Some Tumult

Once economic and geopolitical turmoil subsides and rates tick down, the buck will be back, the research firm says.

Source: ai-cio.com
Is All the Bad News Priced Into the Stock Market? Nope | Chief Investment Officer - Vimarsana News

Is All the Bad News Priced Into the Stock Market? Nope | Chief Investment Officer

A possible trap: With equities on another tear, BCA Research warns that investors really don’t appreciate all that can go wrong.

Source: ai-cio.com
Most investors see Chinese stocks as unattractive, hold bearish views on property market and yuan weakness, BCA survey shows - Vimarsana News

Most investors see Chinese stocks as unattractive, hold bearish views on property market and yuan weakness, BCA survey shows

Most people remain unconvinced about a rebound in Chinese stocks anytime soon, given the bearish views on the nation’s property market and currency weakness, a BCA Research survey shows.

Source: scmp.com
Rough quarter for EM currencies, stocks even as China steadies - Vimarsana News

Rough quarter for EM currencies, stocks even as China steadies

Emerging market currencies and stocks on Thursday were set for their worst quarterly performances since the pandemic-driven crash in early 2020 as investors feared about sky-high inflation.