Citi Private Bank’s Apac strategists focus on income generation and Asia’s long-term potential, while expecting lower market returns this year.

Citi Private Bank’s Apac strategists focus on income generation and Asia’s long-term potential, while expecting lower market returns this year.
Doug Forsyth, CIO for growth and income strategies at Allianz Global Investors, expects US corporate earnings to be positive, which should drive the equity market this year.
The combination of monetary and fiscal policies globally should help drive corporate earnings.
In 2019, Thai investors favoured domestic fund products, despite their lower returns compared with foreign investments, according to Morningstar.
The Geneva-based asset manager believes that strong investment returns can be earned without damaging the planet.
Global bond yields are expected to be low and the wealth manager recommends tilting toward dividend-paying equities.
Familiar headwinds will unsettle markets this year, but strong corporate earnings growth will provide opportunities, according to execs from UBS Global Wealth Management.
In 2020, the direction of US-China relations will drive volatility in the Asian bond market, according to a fund manager at the Legg Mason affiliate.
Structural changes in consumer behaviour as well as attractive valuations should support China’s domestic stock markets, despite another year of volatility, according to ASI’s China equity head.
Investors misunderstand emerging market equities by focussing on structural growth rather than the real opportunities for generating alpha, according to Blackrock.
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