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Our market research is produced by Societe Generale Cross-Asset Research, the bank’s independent research team. On top of its established UK and Western European base, it benefits from a global coverage thanks to its presence in the US, Asia and Societe Generale local networks in Eastern Europe.
Composed of over 200 analysts, strategists, economists and quants, the team produces fundamental studies, expert views, long-term strategies, investment ideas and trade ideas and more. They cover economics, cross asset strategy (including rates & currencies, credit, emerging markets, equity and commodities strategy), equity and credit single name research, socially-responsible investments as well as quantitative research.
Below is a selection of Societe Generale Cross-Asset Research featured reports. The full range of our research offer is available to existing clients on their SG Markets Research & Insight dashboards.
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All is well…or not? European equity markets started the year 2019 pricing in too much pessimism. In our view. 2020 could...
Over the past few weeks, there has been a substantial reduction in at least two of the major risks faced by the global...
Risk assets continue to be on a roll this year, buoyed by US monetary policy doing an about face and extreme...
The volatility landscape is finally showing sign of true change. After a long period of highly depressed volatilities,...
In their just released Multi Asset Portfolio Outlook for 4Q 2019 titled “Reduce bond exposure, look East for...
In this edition of the SG Market Risk outlook we once again to help you navigate our key calls across the different...
This is a good time to monitor European companies' US exposure. This is firstly, because the Fed is about to enter a...
Societe Generale Cross Asset Research, the bank’s independent financial research department, published its latest...
The recovery in equity markets at the beginning of the year, following a more dovish tone by major central banks and a...
In May, US-China trade tensions returned to the forefront, reviving fears of a global slowdown: the NY Fed indicator has...
The sudden imposition of a higher tariff on much of US imports from China, and the threat of more to come, represents...
Most of the clients we have met recently are still bearish on the euro growth outlook. They may be in for a surprise in...