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- The Corporate Hedging Monitor Q1 2025 - milltech. com
Q1 2025 saw sharp FX market volatility driven by tariffs and economic uncertainty, with the US dollar tumbling while the pound and euro gained ground, impacting corporate hedging UK firms locked in longer hedges, while US corporates opted for flexibility
- The quarter in review: what happened in 1Q 2025?
Discover the key market dynamics of 1Q 2025, including tariff uncertainty, trade policies, and economic projections, and their impact on U S and international markets, commodities, and investor sentiment
- Hedge Fund Strategy Outlook: First quarter 2025
In this first quarter outlook, the team believes high economic uncertainty, increased geopolitical risks, elevated valuations, and tight credit spreads will drive hedge fund strategy performance in 2025
- Strategy Outlook | UBS Global
Unified Global Alternatives Hedge Funds (UGA HF) Broad Based Diversified (BBD) and Broad Based Neutral (BBN) portfolios generated positive results in Q4, experiencing profits across our four main strategies (Equity Hedged, Trading, Credit Income, and Relative Value)
- Q1 2025: Prudence Over Boldness | Man Group
Spreads for credit-sensitive names that had lagged US High Yield have tightened significantly, while the success of the refinancing trade and recent positive returns have led to significant hedge fund interest in the asset class
- Interest Rate Outlook 2025 Q1 - Derivative Logic
Our 2025-Q1 Interest Rate Outlook reviews the primary drivers for the economy and interest rates for the last quarter of 2024, then outlines our expectations for short and long-term interest rates going into the new year
- Corporate Hedging Practices Hold Steady Amid… | Chatham Financial
Of companies that hedged interest rate exposure, 87% sought and achieved hedge accounting to some degree For those managing foreign currency exposure, 93% achieved hedge accounting treatment In contrast, only 57% of companies hedging commodity risk secured hedge accounting designation
- Investment Strategy Focus June 2025
As it currently stands, this tax plan potentially reduces US federal tax revenue by USD 4 1 trillion cumulatively from 2025 to 2034 according to the Tax Foundation, adding an estimated USD 1 7 trillion to the existing deficit by 2034 before interest costs The resulting gap would need to be filled by even greater issuance of government bonds
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