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Rethinking the macro and cross-asset research: what we have learned from the Covid-19 crisis

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Covid-19 accelerated markets’ entropy and risk takers will evolve their investment approaches. Crisis creates disruption and Covid-19 is no exception, bringing new complexities, new opportunities and new risks to the investment landscape.

From Amundi’s research angle, they have put together a list of what the pandemic has triggered in the economy, read the full White Paper here: Rethinking the macro and cross-asset research: what we have learned from the Covid-19 crisis




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