The asset manager’s investment institute prefers Mexico and India, but remains cautious on China.

The asset manager’s investment institute prefers Mexico and India, but remains cautious on China.
The conditions are ripe for US stocks to finally underperform their peers, says Charles Schwab’s chief investment strategist.
Investors should use real yields as a guide for allocating into fixed income as central banks diverge on rate cuts.
Pictet Asset Management expects rate volatility to continue in the bond market, providing ample opportunity for investors to enter.
Data centres are evolving into a mainstream investment category within property industry, says PGIM Real Estate’s Morgan Laughlin.
The French asset manager expects to see home prices continue to decline in China.
To avoid getting caught up in a potential bubble, Wellington Management’s Brian Barbetta said investors ought to look beyond hardware companies to capitalise on AI.
As the race to develop AI heats up, the US tech giants are becoming important strategic bulwarks for the world’s largest economy.
Manulife’s global chief economist sees a larger rate cut from the US Fed, but later than the market expects.
The Novo Nordisk share price is up 51% over the past year, while Eli Lilly is up 84%.
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