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In our latest CIO Special "Beyond the oil bust: Are markets right to worry?" we look at the causes and
consequences of the falling oil price. We think that oil will continue to be a source of uncertainty and can no longer
be seen as a "known problem" that can be assessed purely in terms of established fundamentals. We have reduced
our forecasts for major equity indices and increased our end-2016 spread forecasts for U.S. high yield. Recent
market events may add to concerns about the longer-term negative side effects of looser monetary policy. We are
watching current developments closely, but remain generally constructive on the world economy and financial
markets.
We have included supplementary research pieces that narrow in on some of the key trends in the market place
this year. If you wish to discuss where we see opportunity in current markets, we will be happy to schedule a call.
Additional pieces include:
• 10 Themes for 2016 — Our WM CIO and Chief Investment Strategist, Larry Adam, outlines his top ten
expectations for the coming year. Replay instructions for his conference call on the topic are included in
the attachments as well.
• FX Outlook — Our global FX research team outlines their expectations for major currencies around the
world, which centers on their thesis of ongoing USD strength.
• Focus Europe — Chief Economist Mark Wall dives into the risks of a slowdown in euro-area growth,
primarily driven by an external demand shock and a deflationary shock.
• Weekly Highlights — Larry Adam gives an overview of major global asset classes and touches on the
unlikelihood of a US recession.
• US Equity insights — Head of US Equity, David Bianco, discusses his decision to cut 2016E S&P EPS almost
entirely from Financials based on the impact of Fed rate hikes.
• Chino's Evolving FX Policy —Our chief economists discuss unanticipated recent events in China foreign
exchange policy. Managing the value of the RMB will restrain monetary policy independence, which will
eventually have to evolve through true currency flexibility.
Paul Morris
Managing Director
Deutsche Bank Private Bank
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