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Take Two: OECD cuts global growth forecast; markets remain volatile
What do you need to know? The Middle East conflict has dampened global economic growth expectations and lifted inflation forecasts, according to the latest...
Portfolio maintenance in turbulent times
Since the outbreak of the Iran conflict, market losses have been limited, at least so far. But it might not take much in terms of adverse developments in the Mi...
Managing multi-asset portfolios amid the volatility
The Middle East conflict and the resulting oil price surge have left the global economy – and investors – on a knife-edge. If the conflict is short-lived, t...
Take Two: Fed and ECB hold interest rates steady amid inflation concerns
What do you need to know?The US Federal Reserve left interest rates on hold at 3.5%-3.75%, reflecting uncertainty over inflation and the economic outlook in the...
It’s not just Iran
The war in Iran continues to be the most visible factor driving global equity market returns. For example, the MSCI equity index for oil exporter Norway has gai...
Water risk, redefined: from structural theme to immediate reality
In many parts of the world, water resources are under severe strain from over-consumption, pollution and the effects of climate change. Problems with water supp...
Renewable energy in focus amid the energy shock
What do current events in the Middle East mean for the clean energy sector? How can vulnerability to fossil fuel shocks be reduced?Ulrik Fugmann, Environmental...
Emerging and developing countries: how will they weather the energy shock?
As in 2022, the energy shock will affect emerging and developing economies. Today, as in the past, this shock is a negative-sum game between importing and expor...
Take two: Oil price climbs amid Middle East conflict; Japan GDP revised up
What do you need to know?The price of Brent crude oil surpassed $100 a barrel for the first time in almost four years last week, driving further market volatili...
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AXA IM and BNPP AM are progressively merging and streamlining our legal entities to create a unified structure
AXA Investment Managers joined BNP Paribas Group in July 2025. Following the merger of AXA Investment Managers Paris and BNP PARIBAS ASSET MANAGEMENT Europe and their respective holding companies on December 31, 2025, the combined company now operates under the BNP PARIBAS ASSET MANAGEMENT Europe name.