Investment opportunities will emerge in the coming months from a brighter-than-expected US macroeconomy, exposure to real assets and reforms in Japan, said Franklin Templeton.
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Investment opportunities will emerge in the coming months from a brighter-than-expected US macroeconomy, exposure to real assets and reforms in Japan, said Franklin Templeton.
Schroders sees the region’s growth outlook and other tailwinds as key drivers for Asian credit as an attractive asset class.
Different economic growth cycles across geographies globally call for fixed income investors to be selective to find alpha.
Expectations of improving corporate margins after the latest US earnings bode well for sectors such as tech, said BlackRock.
Investors with a long-term view can still find opportunities in specific themes, say CBRE and DWS.
Compared with developed markets, the resilience and growth path of emerging markets make multiple assets appealing.
High-quality fixed income assets continue to offer attractive return potential plus diversification benefits as a likely recession nears, according to PIMCO.
As the momentum behind artificial intelligence (AI) gathers pace, investors are grappling with how to identify those tech companies which are best placed to reap the rewards.
Despite historical underperformance relative to developed markets, BlackRock believes emerging markets are positioned to provide diverse and real alpha.
Renewable energy and technologies that boost productivity and growth are among key themes for investors to explore over the coming years, believes AXA Investment Managers (Axa IM).
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