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Brendan Mulhern

Global strategist, Real Return team

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Spinning on a new inflationary axis
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Spinning on a new inflationary axis

We examine the conditions that have led to increasingly high levels of inflation.

By Brendan Mulhern
27 June 2022
Defined contribution, Macro views, Real Return
A monetary regime change or just a mild bout of inflation?
Blog

Not another financial crisis

Why we believe the post-Covid recovery will be different from the post-financial crisis period.

By Brendan Mulhern
14 October 2021
Macro views, Real Return
A monetary regime change or just a mild bout of inflation?
Blog

Inflation: the only question that matters

We unpick the cosy consensus on inflation.

By Brendan Mulhern
25 August 2021
Real Return
Market melt-up?
Blog

Market melt-up?

Could the US election outcome and hopes of an imminent Covid-19 vaccine keep markets trending upwards?

By Brendan Mulhern
12 November 2020
Macro views, Real Return
Blog

Covid-19: The US goes big

We assess the potential impact of an unprecedented US fiscal stimulus package on markets.

By Brendan Mulhern
26 March 2020
Global equities, Macro views, Real Return
Blog

Coronavirus: Back from the brink?

Coronavirus-induced volatility continues to plague markets, but are there some tentative early signs of recovery?

By Brendan Mulhern
09 March 2020
Macro views, Real Return
Going viral
Blog

Going viral

How does the spread of coronavirus affect the global investment outlook?

By Brendan Mulhern
07 February 2020
Macro views, Real Return
QE 4 to the rescue? Not quite…
Blog

QE 4 to the rescue? Not quite…

Does recent US Federal Reserve activity hint at what lies ahead for US monetary policy?

By Brendan Mulhern
09 December 2019
Macro views, Multi-asset, Real Return
Blog

The rise and rise of ‘MMT’ economics

Modern Monetary Theory is gaining traction among policymakers, but what are the possible consequences for investors and markets?

By Brendan Mulhern
28 May 2019
Macro views, Real Return, Themes
Blog

Prop-ping up a powerhouse

How the property market continues to dominate the cyclical ups and downs of China’s economy.

By Brendan Mulhern
15 April 2019
Emerging markets & Asia, Real Return, Themes
Blog

A year of two halves?

With a decade of financial excess now behind us, the risks appear skewed to the downside.

By Brendan Mulhern
05 February 2019
Macro views, Real Return
Blog

Downward momentum

Trade confrontations may dominate the headlines, but deeper structural concerns are driving market movements.

By Brendan Mulhern
10 December 2018
Macro views, Real Return
Blog

US decoupling: can it last?

Can the US equity market continue its stellar performance into 2019?

By Brendan Mulhern
25 September 2018
Emerging markets & Asia, Global equities, Macro views
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