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ak in global FX reserve accumulation and discusses how this will affect global fixed income fields and the USD. DB Special Report — Chief Economist Michael Spencer, Ph.D discusses recent market volatility driven by the Chinese equity market. Paul Morris Managing Director Deutsche Bank Private Bank Office C

ts or how you can take advantage of the recent volatility spike, we will be happy to schedule a call. Additional pieces include: Credit Strategy — Jim Reid, our global credit strategist, looks at interesting topical themes and potential opportunities that exist in credit markets. He first looks at the

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Wall Stefan Schneider Mikihiro Matsuoka Michael Spencer Taimur Baig Gustavo Canonero Strategy Dominic Konstam Francis Yared Oleg Melentyev Jim Reid David Bianco Sebastian Raedler Alan Ruskin George Saravelos Michael Hsueh Binky Chadha Peter Garber Global Head of Research Global Head, Macro

hout the broader economy (Figure 32 and Figure 33). So far this appears to be working — most economists, including DB's own senior Asian economist, Michael Spencer, now acknowledge the extent to which the incremental capital to output ratio (ICOR) has deteriorated since the financial crisis, as the Chinese au

likely to be conflicting fund flow influences over 2014 as developed financial markets walk the bubble-taper tightrope (courtesy of DB credit guru Jim Reid). Overall demand for EM equities should be weaker than DM given the massive net buying of EM assets over the past ten years relative to the US by