Fund managers shift their attention to China: survey
Record low sentiment towards emerging markets and energy sector
- By: James Langton
- August 18, 2015 August 18, 2015
- 11:20
Record low sentiment towards emerging markets and energy sector
The global outlook is at further risk from Chinese asset price deflation, a U.S. interest rate increase, and Greece's possible euro exit
Oil and gas sector remains troubled
Liberal leader proposes new tax bracket, child benefit
But the depreciation of the yuan as a result of the move will not significantly bolster export growth
A rapid increase in home prices this year and overvaluation are responsible for the high level of risk in Toronto
Canadian dollar advances
Liquidity risks and market fragilities are likely to be revealed as monetary conditions tighten or if market stresses were to emerge, report finds
A weaker yuan won’t have much of an impact in dampening inflation in Canada
Canadian and emerging market economies have a substantial reliance on commodities
Investors that limit themselves to the Canadian market may be missing out on incremental returns
Improving post-trade transparency in CDS market “will increase the efficacy of the G20 commitments to reform OTC derivatives markets”
The risk in Canada is small, but if any exists it stems from the mortgage-back securities market
It’s expected that global green bond issuance will “far exceed” last year’s record of almost US$37 billion
Sun Life, Manulife and Great-West Lifeco have been able to boost yields by shifting assets to longer-duration assets from public equities
The drop of 1.6% in the most recent quarter represents the largest decline since Q3 2011, when these plans dropped by 5.5%
As interest rates on short-term securities started rising and yield on money market funds increased, it has allowed fund managers to reduce fee waivers
Most regions are being affected by the weakness in energy-related demand for manufactured goods and business services
Canadian markets closed Monday
Any potential slip into a mild recession will be short-lived as the economy is expected to improve throughout the rest of the year, according to…
Lower market volatility outweighed continued strong advisory and M&A activity
Canadian companies are seeking to gain exposure to higher growth markets, such as the United States
Canadian stock market underperformance is likely to prove an enduring theme
World exchanges saw a continued and significant climb in trading volumes