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The current market scenario



Like other financial institutions around the world, UniCredit Group has been challenged by recent events affecting our industry.

In the current market scenario, our many core strengths provide us with a source of stability and offer distinct advantages in uncertain times.

They include:

  • Our broad international network
  • Our business model, which enables us to fully leverage our sound deposit base
  • Our people, our values and our professionalism

We believe in the structural integrity of our organization and in the positive effect of the actions we are undertaking to face this scenario.






Storyline


Credit market turmoil has hammered the global banking system since the summer of 2007, leading to significant asset writedowns, thus reducing global bank lending, and contributing to a sharp slowing of the world economy.



Recent updates

August 30th storyline update

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The Bernard Madoff case

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European Central Bank cuts the lending rate by 75 basis points

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Communication to the customers: update on Lehman Brothers

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UniCredit Research presents 2010 economic outlook


2010 OUTLOOK

On the occasion of the publication of the Euro Compass 2010 Outlook, UniCredit Research, the department consolidating all of the Group's research activities and counting more than 200 analysts at over 12 locations around the globe, presented their market and economic outlook for 2010.

On 15 January, in Milan, Marco Annunziata, Chief Economist of UniCredit Group, discussed the economic outlook for 2010 with Luca Paolazzi, Director of Confindustria Research Department, and Federico Fubini, from Corriere della Sera.

UniCredit Research remains cautious on eurozone GDP growth in 2010 and forecasts a year of only moderate recovery. Inflation should remain under control, and the ECB probably won’t raise the refi rate until 2011. Bond yields are set to rise, and USD could suffer during the first half of the year.



2010 Outlook

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Updated on:
09.04.2009