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Drifting Equilibrium Rates and Codrifting Yields in the Euro Area
For years, interest rates in Europe and other advanced economies kept falling, puzzling savers and investors alike. Then, after 2022, rates surged at the fastest pace in decades. This report by the Bocconi Students Asset Management Club tackles a key question behind these movements: is there really a fixed “normal” level for interest rates, or does that benchmark itself change over time? The central idea of the report is that the so-called neutral or equilibrium interest ra
Jan 52 min read


Trump’s Tariff Policies (2018–2019): Consequences of Trump past tariffs on domestic economic variables
Donald Trump’s election in 2016 marked a decisive turn in U.S. trade policy.
May 1, 20251 min read


Stimulus spending by the People’s Bank of China
This report analyzes China’s latest stimulus package to address economic stagnation, real estate instability and government debt.
Jan 30, 20251 min read


Japanese Market: Investment Opportunities in the current Macroeconomy
Japan finally returned to the outlooks of worldwide major investors , demonstrating positive results and fundamental drivers of growth.
Sep 9, 20241 min read


Portfolio Optimization in a Higher-for-Longer Interest Rates Environment
A Macro-based Equity Portfolio Strategy emphasizes Risk-Parity amidst Recession Fears and Signals for Higher-For-Longer Interest Rates.
Sep 8, 20241 min read


Inverted Yield Curve
Understanding the inversion of the yield curve and emphasizing its potential negative implications for investors.
Sep 7, 20242 min read


What market volatilty taught us
In 2020 lockdown measures lowered companies’ cash flows and raised investors’ risk aversion. A new world of high volatility was born.
Sep 3, 20241 min read


China supply chain disruptions
Until the COVID emergency, China has been the world's workshop. Now, 75% of US companies report that Covid has disrupted their supply chains
Sep 2, 20241 min read


How to ride out market volatility: Risk Parity Approach
What went wrong with our expectations? This is the big question that links the last crisis we experienced in 2008 to the one we are facing.
Sep 2, 20241 min read
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