In our latest CIO Weekly Investment Outlook podcast, Dirk Steffen, Global Chief Investment Strategist of the Private Bank looks ahead to this week’s Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting in the U.S. whilst analysing the first set of company numbers as Q4 earnings continue in earnest. He also takes a closer look at developments in China in this, the Year of the Tiger! 

Tune in to this week’s podcast to hear Deutsche Bank’s Global Chief Investment Strategist outline why he thinks equities are still the asset class of choice but why individual stock picking opportunities are key to having a successful investing year.

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Following the release of our CIO ​2022 Outlook report, “No Quick Fixes”, Christian Nolting, Chief Investment Officer of Deutsche Bank's Private Bank looks ahead to the key risks investors face in 2022. Inflation, geopolitical concerns and supply chain disruptions signal rough waters may lie ahead, but where are the opportunities amidst this stormy weather Christian outlines where he thinks the opportunities exist – not just in equities but also “alternatives” as a unique and exciting asset class that could offer access to some of the most dynamic and fast-growing markets worldwide.

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In the first 2022 episode of our CIO Podcast – Weekly Investment Outlook: U.S. policy and data dynamics, Deepak Puri discusses what we can learn from last week’s FOMC minutes and non-farm payrolls report. He then looks forward to this week’s impending data releases, focusing on key inflation, retail sales and other consumer sentiment metrics.

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In our latest CIO Weekly Investment Outlook podcast, Dirk Steffen, Chief Investment Strategist for the Private Bank looks forward to Christmas season to discuss whether the infamous “santa rally” still has room to run. Dirk also looks back at Central Bank activity in the U.S. and Europe, along with the potential impact of the spread of the Omicron variant on market activity.  

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In our latest CIO Weekly Investment Outlook podcast, Sebastian Janker, Head of the Chief Investment Office in Europe looks forward to two key central bank meetings in the U.S. and in Europe, where authorities will discuss stubbornly high inflation numbers, as the U.S. in particular just recorded headline inflation of 6.8%, the highest reading since the early 1980’s. Sebastian also analyses the various supply chain and labour market pressures impacting inflation, giving his view on the short to medium term impact on equity markets into 2022. Tune in to the podcast to find out more! For more investing insights, please visit www.deutschewealth.com

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Deepak Puri, Chief Investment Officer for the International Private Bank in the Americas, looks back at a volatile week in equity markets, with concerns around persistent inflation and the Omnicron COVID variant dominating the headlines. Deepak then takes a longer forward look via his CIO 2022 Outlook, which will be launched this week in the U.S. While 2021 was a year of market highs – for growth, inflation and equity valuations – 2022 is set to see stronger growth but continued challenges around geopolitics, economic redistribution and the ongoing threat posed by the coronavirus, meaning there will be no "quick fixes".

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In our latest CIO Weekly Investment Outlook podcast, Gerit Heinz, Chief Strategist for the International Private Bank looks back at some of the recent volatility that we have seen in global equity markets as a result of the discovery of a new Covid variant of concern. In his week ahead outlook, Gerit looks into the upcoming European Manufacturing PMI data print, ongoing worries about sticky inflation and the outcome of German coalition talks and what these all might mean for markets. Tune in to the podcast to find out more!

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Sebastian Janker, Head of the Private Bank’s Chief Investment Office for Europe, delves into Deutsche Bank’s CIO quarterly review, outlining the key changes to economic forecasts and which sectors show promise in the weeks and months ahead. Sebastian also takes a look back some of the key data points from last week, and the ongoing discussion around central bank policy action following various higher inflation read-outs across Europe and the UK as global economies grapple with higher energy prices and other supply chain pressures.

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Deepak Puri, Chief Investment Officer for the International Private Bank in the Americas, looks back at the latest inflation print in the U.S. while giving his take on what to look out for in the markets as the United Nations Climate Conference (COP26) and the Q3 company reporting season come to a close. He also looks forward to this week’s retail sales numbers and at the ongoing pressure higher energy prices are putting on supply chains and other input prices in the build up to Christmas.

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Christian Nolting, Chief Investment Officer for Deutsche Bank's Private Bank, looks back on an action-packed first week at the United Nations Climate Change conference, COP26, in Glasgow, while explaining why supply chain bottlenecks may continue to impact global growth dynamics in the months ahead. Christian also looks back at the Bank of England interest rate decision last week and what implications this might have not just for the U.K.’s growth outlook but on other Central Bank decision-makers around the world.

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