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Our CIO is constantly searching for the latest trends and identifying the key moments and opportunities by our own research as well as through partner laboratories. These analysis do not just identify  opportunities but also become a broader overview of things which are developing in the world as we speak for the mid and long term. Sometimes these changes are political, sometimes are technical/institutional, sometimes natural. 

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Here below you will find our historical archive.

Resilience is no longer enough

Global growth is still positive, but higher real yields, sovereign financing needs and uneven inflation are raising the bar for every borrower and every asset class.
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weekly cio letter oct 11 english

Higher rates are not hitting everyone the same

The Fed is tightening into an economy where AI investment and corporate profits remain powerful, while housing and household confidence absorb most of the pressure.
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The price of capital is becoming the macro variable again

September payrolls softened, but the rate shock did not disappear. Markets are increasingly pricing a world in which governments, AI infrastructure and energy security compete for the same pool of savings.
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weekly cio lettter 29 september

Cash Is Becoming Price-Sensitive

With nearly $8 trillion in U.S. money market funds, policy rates back near 4%, and digital tools reducing the friction of moving cash, the banking system’s cheapest source of funding is becoming more competitive.
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weekly cio report astro wallenius 22 setembro

AI Is Becoming a Capital Markets Story

The next phase of the AI cycle is no longer only about chips, models or earnings. It is about who funds the buildout, at what price, and whether cash flow arrives before the debt does.
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Weekly CIO Letter 15 Set 2026 Astro Wallenius Team

The 5% Hurdle Rate

When the safest asset in the system yields 5%, every other asset must justify why investors should accept more risk.
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cio-08-set-astro-wallenius

The Rate Shock Has Moved — It Has Not Disappeared

Growth has absorbed more monetary tightening than expected. The adjustment is increasingly appearing in inflation risk, sovereign interest costs, bond returns and future refinancing — rather than in a broad economic contraction.
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The Hidden Balance Sheet Behind the Yen Rescue​

Washington’s first yen-buying intervention since 1998 was officially about disorderly currency markets. The deeper concern was what a destabilized yen could force investors — and Japan itself — to sell.​
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cio-25-aug-astrowallenius

One Global Expansion, Four Different Cycles​​

The world’s largest developed economies are expanding at the same time, but increasingly for different reasons. That divergence is becoming more important for equities, currencies and interest rates.
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The Price of Monetary Sovereignty​

The U.S. debt approaching $40 trillion and the rare intervention in the Japanese yen reveal the same underlying reality: sovereign issuers can create liquidity, but they cannot eliminate the price markets demand for confidence.
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The Labor Market Is Cooling

The investment question is whether this is the beginning of a broader slowdown or simply a normalization of an economy that remains structurally resilient.
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The Headline Is Weaker Than the Economy Beneath It​

Private demand accelerated even as household financial buffers narrowed and monetary-policy risk became increasingly two-sided.
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