Although markets believe a soft landing is now in sight, what does that mean for the ‘last mile’ for inflation conquest?

Although markets believe a soft landing is now in sight, what does that mean for the ‘last mile’ for inflation conquest?
Several major factors will lead to higher-quality opportunities emerging across infrastructure, private debt, private equity and real estate in 2024, according to Blackrock.
As relations between China and the US remain strained, those countries that are trying to stay clear of any friction could benefit.
BNY Mellon IM’s global credit head finds value in long duration US treasuries and corporate bonds.
The US-headquartered investment manager is also expecting a bumpier landing than markets are currently forecasting.
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.
The Scandinavian asset manager also singles out India and Brazil with regards to equities.
There are solid arguments supporting a harder landing scenario than markets are pricing in.
Fidelity International backs US equities and investment grade bonds and believes China and Japan offer value.
The asset manager advises a defensive strategy with Asia as a relative bright spot amid recession risks in the West.
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