The asset manager is less constructive on US equities compared with most of its peers.
Category: Asset managers
Janus Henderson sees good news ahead for active investors
There is more to equities than the Magnificent 7, argues the asset manager.
BlackRock flags 3 triggers which would flip its bullish stance
The world’s largest asset manager is pro-risk going into 2025 but its strategists warn there are three factors that would change this view.
Schroders backs Asian equities
Private banks and unloved Hong Kong stocks are among the asset managers picks.
Eastspring: focus on Asia dividend payers
A dividend-focused strategy can help investors capitalise on Asia’s attractive valuations while reducing volatility, argues Eastspring Investments.
Manulife IM says semiconductor bull run still has legs
“I get up every morning looking for negative data points, and I can’t find them,” says Manulife IM senior portfolio manager Ryan Davies.
The undervalued markets where managers are diversifying away from the US
Share prices in the US have reached dizzying heights, making cheaper equity markets more attractive.
Despite FOMC market reaction asset managers still favour risk assets
BlackRock, JPAM, and Invesco say the market reaction to the US Fed Meeting doesn’t change the outlook for 2025.
BlackRock: Bonds no longer reliably diversify portfolios
Strategists at the world’s largest asset manager suggest alternatives such as gold and bitcoin.
Vanguard favours bonds over stocks in 60/40 portfolios
The world’s second largest asset manager says the “coupon wall” creates a favourable risk/return for bonds.
