Jacob Mitchell of Antipodes Partners and AJ Bell’s Ryan Hughes give their thoughts on inflation and which assets they are most excited about for 2023.

Jacob Mitchell of Antipodes Partners and AJ Bell’s Ryan Hughes give their thoughts on inflation and which assets they are most excited about for 2023.
There is no doubt we tend to highlight the negatives and overlook the positives.
Fund selectors in Asia bucked the trend globally, where inflation and interest rates were viewed as bigger concerns.
Defensive credits in Europe are likely to survive the recessionary economic cycle, said Jupiter Asset Management.
The tailwinds from China’s economy will support Asian credit spreads in the face of slowing economic activity in global developed markets, said T Rowe Price.
Top performers and compelling newcomers in the spotlight.
Investors should look for contrarian areas when buying Asian stocks, said the asset manager.
As part of a new initiative, FSA is talking to market participants about key trends that shape fund selection. This week, Sushil Wadhwani, chief investment officer at PGIM Wadhwani, discusses the role of macro strategies within a portfolio.
AXA IM identifies two areas within robotech that are likely to weather the recessionary storm.
UBP picks hedge funds and fixed income to shine in 2023.
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