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WebinarInvitation | 2026 Amundi’s Mid-Year Outlook: Power of endurance
Monday, 29th June 2026 - 09:00 am BST | 10:00 am CEST | 16:00 pm HKT
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White papersECB raises rates after almost three years
“Although the ECB raised rates amid concerns that inflation will remain above target in the near term, we do not expect it to embark on a full tightening cycle. Nonetheless, the ECB would remain highly attentive to energy prices, and pressures on domestic demand.”
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White papersESG Thema #24 - Assessing physical climate risks for sovereigns - Focus on Asia
Physical risk refers to the potential damage caused by climate-related hazards. Physical risk can be acute, if derived from extreme weather events and hazards: floods, landslides, extreme temperatures, storms and hurricanes, droughts, wildfires; or chronic, if related to the more gradual effect of global warming: gradual increase of sea level, reduced crops harvesting, lower labor productivity due to higher temperatures, for instance.
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