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The introduction of draconian tariffs on US imports initially caused stock markets and the USD to plummet. After the postponement of the tariffs, markets rebounded. Will there now be deals leading to a relaxation of geopolitical tensions? We remain cautious on US equities but are constructive on other equity regions.
Why hybrid bonds, CoCos and high-yield bonds appear attractive in the current environment.
Although the current situation looks more like an easing on the customs front, we are concerned about the upcoming earnings season. We therefore remain underweight in US equities.
The oil and gas industry might hold the key to a breakthrough in sustainable geothermal energy production. This opens up investment opportunities.
President Donald Trump's administration wants to protect the domestic industry from foreign competition with import tariffs of around 22 per cent. We expect the announcements that have been made to be toned down.
Stock markets faced further losses in March due to a looming economic slowdown in the USA. Is the correction over, or are we heading into a recession? We remain overweight in emerging market equities.
World Recycling Day on 18 March puts the circular economy in the spotlight. Why a new EU regulation could create push here.
From 2026, the proxy advisor ISS will also demand auditor rotation, like Swisscanto. The new regulation is therefore likely to be a topic of discussion at this year's annual general meetings.
The renaissance of the competitiveness of the Chinese IT sector and the first steps to overcome the real estate crisis in the People's Republic of China open up new perspectives. Therefore, we are increasing our equity allocation via emerging markets.