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The spectre of high-yield bonds
We explore the pros and cons of high-yield bonds and examine which regions offer the most potential.
Trade winds
We explore the Trans-Pacific Partnership from its long genesis to its recent breakthrough. We consider its meaning for the Obama administration, its economic significance and the role that the signatories – and those left…
Investing in sustainable development
This week we’re examining the recent adoption by the United Nations General Assembly of the new Sustainable Development Goals that will help drive global development in the coming decades. We will explore the broader…
Corporate problems
We take stock of a turbulent week for the shares of some big corporate players. We track the moves and ask what’s shaped the landscape and how do shifts in single stock risk affect…
Europe’s political uncertainty: the end of consensus?
With increasing political polarity across parties, the successes of anti-establishment groups and the spectre of further fragmentation through devolution and even independence movements, there are profound challenges facing the continent. Our experts and analysts…
Prices and Earnings
With the release of the 16th edition of UBS’s Prices and Earnings study, we examine purchasing power around the globe with a focus on North vs South America.
Future trends (part two)
Leading experts and entrepreneurs discuss the future of technology, demography and inequality at UBS’s first Global Thought Leadership Debate.
Future trends (part one)
Leading experts and entrepreneurs discuss the future of technology, demography and inequality at UBS’s first Global Thought Leadership Debate.
Interest rates and the Fed
As The Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City opens its annual policy meeting near Jackson Hole in Wyoming, we discuss the prospects and impact of an interest rate hike.
Cracking BRICS
This week we’re considering how Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa are shaping up in another tough year for emerging-market economies.
