We see policy divergence between the US and eurozone returning as an investment theme.
We see policy divergence between the US and eurozone returning as an investment theme.
Not exact matches
It's our view that volatility should increase as the world moves from the pervasively synchronized easy monetary
policy that we've
seen over the past several years to the
policy divergence that is showing up today.
Although the vote shows that keeping in - line with US
policy was not a persuasive case on its own, it should be remembered that the transatlantic relationship has
seen differences and
divergences before and recovered (for example, over the Falklands War).
Some may argue that the
divergence issue is well discussed in the specific literature, but the issue as I
see it is the degree of certainty that other scientists,
policy makers, and lay people would conclude from the graphics.