BlackRock’s Investment Institute sees a range of potential positive catalysts for European stocks.
Category: Asset managers
PGIM plots intermediary push in Asia
PGIM’s Matt Shafer explains how the firm is gaining market share having begun its push into intermediaries in Asia in 2021.
Fidelity International: This China rally is different
China holds the keys to fight its deflationary forces, rebalance its economy and create more sustainable growth domestically, according to Fidelity International’s George Efstathopoulos.
Eastspring: ‘India’s valuation premium can be justified’
Eastspring conceded that recent earnings trends were concerning, but are positive about the world’s most populous country.
JP Morgan: Central bank buying will drive gold to all-time highs
J.P. Morgan strategists expect gold prices to move towards $3000 per ounce in 2025.
Muzinich: Long-duration bonds just as vulnerable as they were before 2022
Long duration bonds are not much better than they were three years ago before the 2022 bond bear market, warns Muzinich’s Tajtana.
Janus Henderson’s Clode: Fund managers are making excuses for underperformance
Active managers should not be blaming the ‘Magnificent 7’ for underperforming, Clode says.
Fidelity: ‘AI remains more of a buzz word than a profit driver’
Most analysts do not expect AI to have an impact on company profitability this year despite increased spending.
Diversify away from mega caps to offset tariff risk
Investors digest the impact of Trump’s aborted 25% tariffs on allies Mexico and Canada as well as the 10% tariffs implemented on Chinese goods.
Why this fund manager prefers family or founder-led firms
Stewart Investors portfolio manager Oliver Campbell explains why founder- or family-led companies tend to perform better in the long run.
