High yield debt seems to be better placed to navigate a recession than in the past, according to T Rowe Price.

High yield debt seems to be better placed to navigate a recession than in the past, according to T Rowe Price.
The industry will be further boosted by product innovation and government efforts to drive sustainability, according to the asset manager.
Economic recovery and stimulus measures offer a supportive backdrop for Chinese equities. But Barings warns investors that volatility could remain in the near term.
Emerging markets (EM) look more promising than developed markets for equities investors, according to Pictet Asset Management (Pictet AM).
Green AUM in the region forecast to hit $500bn by 2025.
Credit investors have waited many years for today’s more attractive yield levels. But slowing growth and recessionary fears may lead to them missing new opportunities, says AllianceBernstein (AB).
Investors betting central banks may be more reluctant to rise rates as economic growth weakens.
The strategic case for China government bonds has been reinforced despite tough market conditions, according to Fidelity International.
Three common behavioural biases have the potential to derail portfolios amid a new, volatile market regime, according to Blackrock.
The current economic environment is constructive towards both equities and fixed income, believes JP Morgan Asset Management (JPMAM).
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