Matthews Asia’s Peeyush Mittal notes that the biggest downside risk to India at the moment would be a surprise Modi defeat next month.

Matthews Asia’s Peeyush Mittal notes that the biggest downside risk to India at the moment would be a surprise Modi defeat next month.
The growth in semiconductor manufacturing is going to require a lot of water and solutions to manage its waste, according to Impax portfolio manager Justin Winter.
Compared to developed market credit, emerging market credit valuations aren’t quite as stretched despite a favorable outlook, says abrdn’s Dahiya.
While the path towards the 2% target is more turbulent than expected, expectations around rate cuts are now more reasonable.
The global private bank has adopted a clear risk-on strategy, being overweight both equities and fixed income now.
In a falling interest rate environment, investors neglect ignore the attractions of emerging markets at their peril, according to JPMAM strategists.
Janus Henderson’s Andy Acker suggests the opportunity for healthcare outperformance is becoming more promising after last year’s difficulties.
Investors shouldn’t be too concerned over a debt maturity wall, according to Baring’s high yield portfolio manager Adam Schauer.
The asset manager tilts more risk-on, favouring euro area high yield credit and emerging market debt.
The CIO prefers higher quality sectors and enterprise revenue business models among high yield bonds and senior loans.
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