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Headline inflation rates have turned lower, spending power is getting some relief, and transatlantic business surveys have softened. But there are still geopolitical, environmental, and social concerns impacting the long-term outlook. We provide an update on the macroeconomic environment.

In this Strategy blog, we take a look at how a few different economies have performed around the world: Japan, China, the United Kingdom, and Greece.

Rothschild & Co's Global Advisory business is proud to have signed the Ukraine Business Compact, a statement of international business support for Ukraine’s recovery.

What client needs does Investment and Portfolio Advisory cover? What's the relationship between investment knowledge and psychology? And what do Nicaragua and Switzerland have in common?

Recent surveys have hinted at a slowdown in economic growth, but underlying inflation is proving more persistent, pressuring central banks to hike rates further. Yet, how tightening credit conditions interact with already restrictive monetary policy stances is a key uncertainty.

Despite the US large-cap tech stock rally in May, global equities fell by 1.1% and global government bonds declined by 2.2% (USD, unhedged terms).

The team will be led by Jessica Sellam

What does the job profile of a private banker look like and what are the challenges when it comes to preserving wealth? Laura Künlen and Giovanna Lagutaine, Market Head Switzerland, discuss these questions and more as well as explore the Rothschild & Co Art Collection.

Markets have quickly regained some poise, but it is still too soon to conclude that we are out of the banking and economic woods. In this edition of Market Perspective, we review cyclical risk and update our inflation monitor, before evaluating economic performance of different countries.

Resilient revenue despite challenging market conditions

While tracking a firmer pace than feared in Q1-23 GDP, incoming reports suggest much of the strength can be attributed to China. Meanwhile, central banks have continued their tightening campaign amid stubbornly firm wage growth and sticky core inflation. Will they continue until something breaks?