Global Insight 2021 Outlook
Will global equities deliver for investors in 2021?
Can equities tolerate higher bond yields?
The spike in yields of late has sent shivers through stock markets. But this rise, if contained, isn’t necessarily bad news for stocks.
Davos 2021: Seven challenges for COVID-19 and beyond
This year’s virtual World Economic Forum tried to address the challenges shaping 2021. RBC’s CEO Dave McKay shares his takeaways.
Meme stock episode: Is this a risk to traditional investment portfolios?
We think the GameStop episode is indicative of a megashift at play—one that’s bigger than the stock market. What will mean for long-term investors?
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Eric Lascelles
Chief Economist
RBC Global Asset Management Inc.
“In retrospect, the decision to deliver fiscal stimulus during the worst of the economic downturn was inspired. Not only have bond markets reacted well, but international evidence has also congealed around the conclusion that every dollar borrowed generated two in economic benefits. So far, so good.”
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Managing Director, Head of Investment Strategy
“Europe has long endured a sick and sclerotic economy. But its tepid recovery is showing signs of vibrancy. While more needs to be done to nurture a sustainable recovery, we see attractive opportunities.”
View profileJanet Engels
Head, Portfolio Advisory Group – U.S.
“As 2021 unfolds, we expect both the economic and earnings recoveries to continue. Accommodative monetary policy and low interest rates set the stage for a constructive year for U.S. equities.”
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