Baer
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Karl Ernst von 1792–1876, Estonian zoologist and pioneer embryologist.
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Max, 1909–59, U.S. boxer: world heavyweight champion 1934.
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“We expect more U.S. dollar weakness but attribute this to cyclical and structural factors rather than active debasement by policymakers,” Julius Baer’s Carsten Menke says in an email.
Triggers for the rise include silver’s addition to the U.S. critical minerals list and rising expectations of a U.S. rate cut, says Carsten Menke, Head of Julius Baer’s Next Generation Research.
Julius Baer said it concluded a review to address its legacy credit issues, as it reported a rise in assets under management for the first 10 months of the year on inflows of client money.
Julius Baer said it concluded a credit review it had been undertaking to turn the page on legacy issues, and will manage down around 700 million francs in loan book positions primarily in its income-producing residential and commercial real-estate book.
“Options-derived implied moves for US equity indices see significant tilts around the coming AI-related earnings and US macroeconomic releases over the next few weeks. What crypto investors should do is brace for volatility,” wrote Manuel Villegas, an analyst at Julius Baer, in a research note.
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