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New business models in banking bring new credit risks
Vanguard's credit team weighs the effects of lower-for-longer rates, sees most value in U.S. and Australian banks.
Vanguard economic and market update - June 2021
The economic recovery is expected to continue through the second half of 2021, underpinned by rising vaccination rates and the rebound in consumption as restrictions are lifted.
A Megatrends examination of global trade growth concludes that it will slow but not decline.
Vanguard's framework for constructing globally diversified portfolios
A Vanguard paper reviews the decisions individual investors face when constructing a globally diversified portfolio.
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Inna Zorina is a Senior Investment Strategist for Vanguard Australia.
Vanguard economic and market update - May 2021
GDP across key economies remains uneven. The United States, Chineseand Australian economies all grew over the first quarter, while the euro regionand the United Kingdom recorded declines.
Why rises in bond yields should only be modest
Vanguard expects rises in bond yields to be modest as central banks unwind loose monetary policy in coming years.
Why U.S. value stocks are poised to outperform growth
In a reversal from the past ten years, we expect value stocks to outperform growth stocks over the next decade.
Assessing green bond opportunities
Kunal Mehta, senior investment specialist, fixed income, and Loubna Moudanib, credit analyst in Vanguard's Fixed Income Group, explore the opportunities and risks in the growing universe of green bonds.
The coming rise(s) in inflation
'Base effects' and a stimulated U.S. economy are about to push inflation higher than we've seen in recent years.
Value versus growth stocks: The coming reversal of fortunes
In a reversal from the past ten years, we expect value stocks to outperform growth stocks over the next decade.
Vanguard economic and market update - April 2021
Economic growth levels across most developed countries and emerging marketsare continuing to improve, supported by major fiscal stimulus programs and the rolloutof COVID-19 vaccinations.
Rising rates don't negate benefits of bonds
Roger Aliaga-Diaz, Vanguard's chief economist, Americas, and head of portfolio construction, explains why investors should maintain their bond positions even in an environment of rising interest rates.
Vanguard's credit team anticipates a decline in corporate leverage from the recent COVID-19 highs, and that the worst in terms of credit deterioration is likely behind us.
Vanguard economic and market update - March 2021
Economic growth levels across most developed countries are increasing, supportedby major fiscal stimulus programs and the ongoing rollout of COVID-19 vaccinations.
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