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Are We Being Deceived by Economic Data?
Dec 2024. Alan Dunne spoke with Paul Donovan Chief Economist, Global Wealth Management at UBS, about the global economic outlook.


Stocks for the long run? History tells us equities aren't always king
February 2024. Uncover the truth about equities and their performance over time.

A Treasury Tsunami & Slow Burning Minsky Moments
Aug 2023. Alan Dunne was interviewed on Top Traders Unplugged about recent market moves, global macro developments and asset allocation.


Global risk factors only raise value of diversity in investing
This article appeared in the Sunday Times on 30th July 2023.


The Transmission Mechanism of Monetary Policy
June 2023. Our latest investment outlook examines why monetary policy has been blunted

Trend following and Risk Mitigation Strategies
May 2023 Alan Dunne joined Top Traders Unplugged to discuss global macro, building alts portfolios and using risk mitigation strategies.


Allocating to Alternatives in the New Era
April 2023. A more volatile macro back drop supports the case for considering liquid alternative investment strategies.


The Market Impact of CTAs and Trend Followers
Mar 2023. Alan Dunne spoke on Top Traders Unplugged podcast about current macro themes and the positioning and market footprint of CTAs.

Are markets priced for perfection?
January 2023. Alan Dunne appeared on Top Traders Unplugged podcast to discuss current markets.


Long and variable lags
December 2022. As monetary tightening impacts with long and variable lags, expectations for a soft landing may be misplaced.


Hold back on inflated expectations for equities
Sept 2022. Rising stagflation risks and persistently hawkish centrals banks will continue to be headwinds equities in the coming months.

The Return of the Philips Curve
July 2022. The Fed may have to tolerate higher inflation as the trade-off between inflation and unemployment re-emerges.


Buckle up for quantitative tightening
This article appeared in the Sunday Times on 24th April 202


The Fed tightening cycle: is this the end of gradualism?
31st Jan 2022. The Fed may either have to raise rates or reduce the balance sheet more aggressively to tackle inflation.


Stagflation and supply bottlenecks: implications for asset allocation
28th October 2021
The possibility of a regime shift towards stagflation could have significant implications for asset allocation.
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