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Macro Strategy Views: Slower growth, downside risks but higher equities

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Today, we discuss the scenarios for the global economy and what they imply for equities. We argue that growth will slow and risks are skewed on the downside but a possible double-dip recession in 2021 could ease in the later part of the year due to new stimulus and support from China. The balance of risks is for equities to head higher. Global Head of FI&C Research Thomas Harr chairs today’s podcast and he is joined by Head of Macro and EM Research Jakob Ekholdt Christensen and Senior Equity Strategist Bjarne Breinholt Thomsen
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Today, we discuss the scenarios for the global economy and what they imply for equities. We argue that growth will slow and risks are skewed on the downside but a possible double-dip recession in 2021 could ease in the later part of the year due to new stimulus and support from China. The balance of risks is for equities to head higher. Global Head of FI&C Research Thomas Harr chairs today’s podcast and he is joined by Head of Macro and EM Research Jakob Ekholdt Christensen and Senior Equity Strategist Bjarne Breinholt Thomsen
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