BlackRock, JPAM, and Invesco say the market reaction to the US Fed Meeting doesn’t change the outlook for 2025.

BlackRock, JPAM, and Invesco say the market reaction to the US Fed Meeting doesn’t change the outlook for 2025.
Central bank buying and falling interest rates will drive gold prices higher, according to Goldman Sachs.
Managers are divided on what China’s bold new stimulus package means for the nation’s future.
Manulife’s Marc Franklin says the firm’s multi-asset team is mulling upgrading their view select Asian equity markets.
Andy Cox, equity investment specialist at Janus Henderson, explains why the shift in interest rates bodes well for listed real estate.
Neeraj Seth explains why the US fiscal backdrop means he is less favourable towards duration.
The benefits from a rate cut may be marginal given the region’s increasingly fragile political situation.
Could the economy’s unexpected fall in GDP during the first quarter derail the enthusiasm for Japanese equities?
As well as reducing its tactical negative stance on Chinese equities, UBP has also shifted its stance on fixed income, emphasising carry.
The UK debt burden is high, but why has the more benign inflationary outlook not filtered through to gilt prices?
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