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Convenor for Sustainable Finance
SDAX is a meeting point for issuers and investors who seek to balance their investment portfolio towards making a difference to our society and environment.
SDAX Sustainability
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Learn what sustainable finance and investing are about from SDAX’s ESG team.
Sustainable Financing
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Why invest in ESG?
"Who Cares Wins"
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Beyond Financial Returns
Sustainable investing is looking beyond financial returns. Investors can put their capital to work in a way that reflects their values, that make a contribution to the things they consider important and that positively influences society so that we move towards a more sustainable future.
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This is Not Going Well
Market uncertainty is on the rise as US policy shifts continue to unsettle investors. President Trump’s return to office initially sparked optimism, but one month in, his alignment with the radical Project 2025agenda and disruptive trade policies, such as fluctuating tariffs on Canada and Mexico, have fueled volatility. Consumer confidence has also taken a hit, with the University of Michigan survey showing a sharp decline in sentiment and rising inflation expectations (4.3% vs. 3.3% last month).
It Was Sadly Inevitable
President Trump’s decision to reignite a tariff war, targeting immigration and the fentanyl crisis, was sadly inevitable. With 25% tariffs on imports from Canada and Mexico and 10% on Chinese goods, the global economy faces fresh downside risks. These measures are expected to slow US GDP by 0.4% and push core inflation up by 0.7%, according to Goldman Sachs. The Fed’s recent cautionary tone suggests rate cuts are unlikely, even as markets still hope for a 50bps reduction in 2025.
A Week of Change: Trump Slowly Gets to Work on the Economy
The first week of Donald Trump’s presidency brought significant anticipation but limited immediate market impart. U.S. equities rose 1.5%, while the 10-year Treasury yield remained steady. Trump’s initial tariffs were less severe than expected, sparing China for now. However, concerns about rising consumer costs and tightening spending power continue to linger.
President Trump and the Year of The Snake
The Trump administration’s policies on immigration, trade, and fiscal management underscore a pivotal moment for the economy and financial markets, demanding a strategic response from investors. The ambitious immigration agenda, which includes large-scale deportations, faces immense logistical and financial barriers, with potential costs estimated at $88 billion. Such disruption could tighten labor markets, push wages higher, and slow economic growth, creating inflationary pressures that may prompt investors to explore inflation-protected assets.
The Emerging Themes of 2025
What lies ahead for global financial markets in 2025? In this week’s GCIO Weekly, Gary Dugan delves into the pressing issues and examines the broader economic themes that will define 2025. From fiscal challenges in developed markets to the potential disruptions caused by new U.S. policies, and the cautious optimism surrounding emerging markets, the analysis offers a thoughtful perspective for investors navigating the year ahead.