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Global economy after COVID-19. The impact on the global markets.
In which direction will the global economy go after the COVID-19 shock? And which trends will shape economic development on the global markets after the pandemic? Read the analyses of Credit Suisse's financial experts in our Outlook.
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Crisis-proof investment. Invest in gold and protect against market risks.
Investors have an effective tool against the risk of economic crises and high inflation: Buying gold. Fact is, the precious metal is a safe investment in turbulent times as well. Find out how investors can invest their money in gold.
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Investment Outlook: Good prospects for equity investments in 2021
The pandemic will have far-reaching consequences for the economy. Financial markets and economic structures are already changing as a result, but this disruption has its advantages too. Equities, for one, are likely to remain appealing in 2021. Read the analysis of Credit Suisse's experts in the Investment Outlook 2021.
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Investment strategy: Generate attractive returns in the low interest-rate environment.
The US Federal Reserve (Fed) has announced that interest rates will remain close to zero for years to come. In the latest Investment Outlook, Credit Suisse investment experts analyze what this means for the development of returns and investment strategies.
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Investing in December: Our forecast in brief
Credit Suisse's perspective on economic and financial market developments over the short to medium term and their implications for investors. Economic recovery is being impeded in Europe and the US by the latest COVID-19 wave. This is not the case in China and other North Asian countries that have the virus better under control. At the moment, emerging markets are likely to be of particular interest to investors.
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An interview with Michael Strobaek: What investors can expect after the pandemic.
The pandemic is posing a major challenge for the world economy and taking a heavy toll, especially on the service sector. According to Michael Strobaek, Global Chief Investment Officer at Credit Suisse, the pandemic also has an upside: attractive equities and low interest rates in a world after COVID-19.
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Innovative and flexible. Swiss companies defy crises.
The domestic economy is doing comparatively well in the midst of the COVID-19 crisis. This is partly because Swiss companies have learned the right lessons from the Swiss franc shock. They consistently rely on quality and innovation and thus help make Swiss exports crisis-resistant.
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Equity markets high despite the crisis. What investors need to know.
COVID-19 and the resulting crisis have shifted important parameters for the economy, stock exchanges, and investors. The global structural change triggered by the virus is transforming the equity markets. Read about the key aspects which investors need to consider carefully.
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Investing in November: Our forecast in brief
Credit Suisse's perspective on economic and financial market developments over the short to medium term and their implications for investors. The economic recovery currently carries risks, not least because of the second pandemic wave. However, there are still return opportunities. Equities in cyclical sectors are currently particularly attractive for Swiss investors.
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Using a sustainable fund to take care of the oceans and receive a return
The Credit Suisse RockefellerSM Ocean Engagement Fund partners with select companies in their commitment to the world's oceans. With its ESG criteria, the sustainable fund not only helps protect the oceans, but its dedication to the seas also improves returns for its investors.
