The asset manager’s Apac chief market strategist says it is time for investors ‘to get back on the road’ to buy longer duration bonds and stocks.
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‘Bittersweet’ status quo for fixed income – Nordea AM
The Scandinavian asset manager also singles out India and Brazil with regards to equities.
Should markets be pricing in the likelihood of an economic hard landing?
There are solid arguments supporting a harder landing scenario than markets are pricing in.
Fidelity expects cyclical recession next year
Fidelity International backs US equities and investment grade bonds and believes China and Japan offer value.
HSBC AM favours Asia as a source of diversification
The asset manager advises a defensive strategy with Asia as a relative bright spot amid recession risks in the West.
Goldman Sachs AM expects more return dispersion across asset classes
An integrated approach to portfolio construction can benefit from differences in public and private capital market characteristics, says GSAM in its 2024 outlook.
Robeco warns that “Goldilocks” era is ending
Decreased consumer spending and reduced corporate investment will likely reflect a deepening slowdown of the G7 business cycle, according to the Dutch asset manager.
DWS expects superior returns from risk investments
A benign interest rate environment and a recovery in corporate profits should underpin bond and some equity markets in 2024, according to the German asset manager.
Amundi CIO backs quality bonds and Asia EM
High-quality bonds are back and should be a part of any portfolio in 2024, says Amundi.
PGIM Fixed Income’s Tipp sees soft landing
A conservative lending cycle, strong job growth and increased immigration are pointing to a higher likelihood of a soft landing, according to Robert Tipp, chief investment strategist at PGIM Fixed Income.