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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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).
China wants to accelerate the development of its own artificial intelligence technologies, but investors need to focus on how they can be monetised, says Fidelity International.
Amid ongoing market volatility and uncertainty, Barings believes there are reasons to be more bullish about fixed income than some investors think.
The Swiss private bank sees pockets of opportunity in sectors which offer either defensive stocks in attractive markets or quality growth stocks such as IT and communications.
With financial markets oscillating between resilience and fragility, Fidelity International supports a lower risk appetite while tapping into undervalued opportunities.
Secular themes including near-shoring, increasing factory automation and rising net-zero spending offer promising return opportunities going forward, says PineBridge Investments.
Syfe hires from Schroders and UBS to accelerate the development of its all-in-one digital offering in Hong Kong.
Asset managers should follow less conventional routes to see how companies are really addressing ESG concerns.
With recession looming across major economies, abrdn believes investors should heed calls for caution when making their allocations.
There is a growing case for US mid-cap stocks for those investors seeking exposure to value equities, according to AllianceBernstein (AB).
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