Latest Markets and Banking System Updates

From central bank rate moves to new economic shocks, there are many events that can quickly spark volatility. See below for perspectives from across Franklin Templeton on the issues that are moving markets and insights on navigating volatility going forward.

Macro Perspectives: Finding the Path to Normal - April 5, 2023 Webinar Replay

Quick Thoughts on Market Volatility and Developments in the Banking Sector - April 5, 2023 Webinar Replay

Quick Thoughts: Market Volatility and Developments in the Banking Sector – March 29, 2023 Webinar Replay

Analyst Roundtable: A Deep Dive into the Banking Industry - March 27, 2023 Webinar Replay

Quick Thoughts on Market Volatility and Developments in the Banking Sector – March 22, 2023 Webinar Replay

Navigating Rates and Risks: Will 2023 Be Bonds’ Comeback Year? - March 21, 2023 Webinar Replay

Banking, Inflation, and the Fed: Where do we go from here? – March 20, 2023 Webinar Replay

European Banking Sector: Taking Stock After Silicon Valley Bank and Credit Suisse – March 16, 2023 Webinar Replay

Making Sense of SVB's Collapse – March 13, 2023 Webinar Replay

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25 MAY 2023

Tumultuous times: Understanding the macroeconomic landscape

Fixed income sectors that eliminate credit risk seem to be pricing in a recession while sectors willing to take credit risk seem to be much more optimistic.

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9 MAY 2023

Add banking stress to rising rates and recession may be baked in

Brandywine Global: Several indicators suggest a recession may be baked into the economic cake. Banking stress added to the Federal Reserve-led reduction in liquidity may advance the timeline.

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1 MAY 2023

JP Morgan acquires First Republic Bank assets—is the regional banking crisis over?

Western Asset: We view JPM's First Republic Bank takeover as a positive outcome for the US banking system, JPM and First Republic Bank depositors.

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22 MARCH 2023

On My Mind: Don’t bank on it

Financial markets seem to have returned to trying to time a dovish Federal Reserve turn, but Franklin Templeton Fixed Income CIO Sonal Desai says with a tight labor market and inflation running at 5%-...

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