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Friday 28 February 2020
The coronavirus is adding risk to an existing weak trend for global trade growth with fear that some stagflationary forces might result from this crisis (more de-globalisation / weaker growth). In this environment, our central scenario has darkened, with lower GDP growth expectations in H1. The shock could possibly prove stronger in the short term, but we stick with the view that the situation will stabilise at some point in the coming months, leading to a catch-up thereafter, with no long-lasting shock to potential growth. Additional support from central banks and governments to fight any further deterioration in the economic outlook is a key assumption regarding this view. Read More
The further spreading of the coronavirus, especially in Europe, has, in the past few days, triggered a selloff in risk assets and high demand for safe assets (US dollar, Treasuries and gold). As markets reassess the spillover effects of the virus into the economy, volatility is likely to persist.
Amundi Funds Real Assets Target Income wins the Singapore Lipper Fund Award 2023 for #1 in fund performance in the Lipper Best Mixed Asset USD Flex – Global Fund Classification in the 3-year period.
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