The themes of last year will dominate 2021, but a narrow consensus view means investors should be cautious, according to the UK-based asset manager.

The themes of last year will dominate 2021, but a narrow consensus view means investors should be cautious, according to the UK-based asset manager.
Four cyclical and three secular drivers support emerging market (EM) equities, according to Gam Investments.
Axa Investment Managers also highlighted investment opportunities in the ESG space.
Economic resiliency will be re-tested this year, and the US and China will be key to global recovery, according to State Street Global Advisors (SSGA).
A-share tech firms will benefit from consumer and productivity upgrades in China, according to the Asia specialist asset manager.
The specialist sustainable investment firm sets its sights on the rise of ESG adoption in Asia-Pacific.
On the fixed income front, JP Morgan AM prefers risk assets, including high yield and emerging market debt.
An unconstrained credit strategy maximises total returns throughout the market cycle, according to Federated Hermes International.
Asset allocators must closely monitor the progress of the coronavirus vaccine to determine whether the investment environment is “Covid-on or Covid-off”, according to T Rowe Price.
Higher corporate earnings as the economy recovers underpins China stocks, according to Robeco.
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