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The degrading credit worthiness of US regional banks is largely due to the fact that they were allowed to opt out from international banking regulation standards under the Trump administration. This has triggered a depression of equity valuations within the broad financial sector around the world. Large banks that are fully regulated and protected by their central bank are largely unaffected and present interesting investment opportunities both on the equity and fixed-income side.

The Credit Suisse crisis, Inflation and Fear of recession and more are all discussed in this month's market commentary

In the US, the Fed is caught in a dilemma over its next interest rate decision. While in Europe the ECB is expected to continue to raise interest rates. In Asia, China’s key economic data is expected to reflect its full re-opening

The US Federal Reserve has further increased its main interest rate by 25bps, with the Fed funds rate target range now reaching [4.50%; 4.75%]. In addition, the European Central Bank (ECB) raised its deposit interest rate by 50bps to 2.50% at its February meeting, marking the highest level for the deposit rate since 2008. Despite this, global equity markets strongly rebounded in January amid improving investor sentiment.