This week: DWS: US Fed still has plenty of ammunition to stabilise the market; Fidelity International: 2021 economic reality may not always match investor optimism; Pictet WM: Policy accommodation will remain the watchword for central banks; Credit Suisse: Equity market in Asia ex Japan entering a new earnings “supercycle” DWS: US Fed still has plenty of ammunition to stabilise the…
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CIO Weekly – Featuring Sean Taylor of DWS
3 December 2020

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