Frédéric Leroux

Head of Cross Asset, Fund Manager

33 years’ experience | Joined Carmignac in 2003

Biography

Frédéric Leroux is Head of the Cross Asset team and a Fund Manager at Carmignac. Frédéric joined Carmignac in 1995 as a Fund Manager. Then, he founded a FCIMT (Managed Futures Funds) and worked consecutively for BNP Paribas Equities and HSBC CCF as a Securities adviser on equity market derivatives strategies. He returned to Carmignac in 2003 to become a Global Fund Manager, Head of Cross Asset, covering macroeconomic research and hedging. Frédéric graduated from the Institut d’Economie Scientifique et de Gestion (IESEG), Lille, France.

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The burden of inflation isn’t the same in the US and Europe

The strong inflationary pressure impacting the global economy is manifesting itself differently in the US and Europe.

The burden of inflation isn’t the same in the US and Europe

The strong inflationary pressure impacting the global economy is manifesting itself differently in the US and Europe.

In response to inflation, we must be bold and optimistic!

Should we expect inflation to swiftly and lastingly return to where it was before the pandemic? Probably not.

In response to inflation, we must be bold and optimistic!

Should we expect inflation to swiftly and lastingly return to where it was before the pandemic? Probably not.

Does Putin’s invasion of Ukraine mark the dawn of a new economic order?

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Central banks perform a contagious, belated about-face

Persistent inflation throughout 2022 will increase uncertainty about interest rates and consequently make financial markets volatile.

Central banks perform a contagious, belated about-face

Persistent inflation throughout 2022 will increase uncertainty about interest rates and consequently make financial markets volatile.

Stock markets confronted with an about-face by the Fed and ECB on inflation

Persistent inflation throughout 2022 will increase uncertainty about interest rates and consequently make financial markets volatile.

Stock markets confronted with an about-face by the Fed and ECB on inflation

Persistent inflation throughout 2022 will increase uncertainty about interest rates and consequently make financial markets volatile.

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