There was no lack of market events during September to cool off investors’ enthusiasm for being long risk

Financial markets witnessed bouts of volatility and mostly negative performance over the month of September as central bank rhetoric turned marginally hawkish on the back of higher inflation data

We finally observed a mild correction on the global stock markets in September, after seven positive months in a row

In September, the investing environment was poor, with "stagflation" the word on everyone’s lips around the financial markets

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Many have already written about what the latest report of Group 1 of the IPCC – the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change – tells us yet again and which is already well-known about the state of the climate and its likely trajectory. But there is also a lot that this report does not say.

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The month of August was marked by the highly awaited Jackson Hole symposium, at which Jerome Powell alluded to the beginning of tapering while still maintaining an overall accommodative stance.

In August, the investing environment was troubled, with the impact of the Delta variant and the new regulatory measures applied by the Chinese government disquieting investors, afraid of the consequences of the supply-side constraints (labour and product-line shortages) generated by these events.