Why Europe’s autonomy agenda is becoming a powerful catalyst for new investment cycles and sector-level opportunities.

Jedes Jahr am 4. Februar lenkt der Weltkrebstag die Aufmerksamkeit der Weltöffentlichkeit auf die Fortschritte, die im Kampf gegen den Krebs erzielt wurden, und auf die Herausforderungen, die noch bestehen.

In the US, the job report will be in the spotlight. Market consensus is expecting 65k job creations and a stable unemployment rate, at 4.4%.

This week’s focus will be on the Fed decision and the subsequent press conference, where Jerome Powell is likely to face questions on the subpoenas and Lisa Cook’s Supreme Court hearing. Central banks in Canada and Sweden will also set rates.

The year opens with a global economy that is neither stalling nor accelerating decisively, but increasingly shaped by overlapping and, at times, conflicting forces. Growth .

Growth and inflation indicators ended the year on a steadier footing.

We maintain a neutral strategic stance on US duration and rely on tactical implementation. Growth momentum continues to look resilient rather than fragile, and the labour market is showing signs of stabilising at lower levels rather than accelerating deterioration. Survey data supports this view, and high-frequency growth tracking remains firm, reinforcing our assessment that recession risks are not the central case in the near term.

European equities have risen sharply since the last Equity Committee in December, with small caps outperforming large caps.