Leave 2021 behind: Investors must start looking ahead to 2022

Expect stimulus withdrawal and EMs to thrive

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Market participants have formed a tight consensus on the likely path of 2021. Even if the crowd is slightly wrong about vaccinations reaching the masses in the spring of 2021, unleashing a step up in mobility and economic activity in the second half, it is likely these events are now fully baked into asset prices.

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